Ultimately his decision. Mr LL had a heart attack last year. He wasn't particularly overweight (carried too much around his middle though), doesn't smoke and is not a huge drinker. BP normal. No diabetes. Was also active, but not the right sort of active apparently (not enough aerobic activity). However, he was a workacholic and liked his meat. Tended to snack on pies during his working day (which involves driving long distances and garages or good places to pick up a pie). I sort of knew it would happen. Fortunately, although a massive heart attack, he got immediate attention and a stent fitted within 1.5 hrs.
It has been a massive wake up call. He now walks briskly for at least a couple of miles a day, has changed the pie eating habits and is now actually too thin (in my opinion, but not medically). He is actually more healthy than he has been for years.
I wish he had listened to me, but he knew better. However, who knows. It may have happened anyway. My grandad died at 90, he smoked, drank whiskey every day and did no physical exercise. We really can't predict, I suppose.
Men will never listen and tend to be ostrich about their health and ignore any symptoms!!