Sharon Covington of Long Beach, California, was only five months into a three-year lease on a Chevy Tahoe when her circumstances suddenly changed and she needed to get out of her lease. She tried to trade in the vehicle.
Giant cell myocarditis is a very rare disease that is difficult to diagnose. The symptoms vary from simple fatigue to sudden death. Once a diagnosis is made it is easy to look back and connect these symptoms with giant cell myocarditis. But these same symptoms could have been due to a variety of non-life threatening conditions.
Fluid around the heart that is not related to pericarditis often does not cause symptoms. However, some may have serious symptoms like cool and clammy skin, palpitations, shortness of breath, light-headedness, and fainting. This may be life-threatening and is considered a medical emergency.