In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Try not to worry, as other conditions can mimic a heart attack. However, it's best to get treatment right away if you suspect a possible heart attack so that you can make a recovery. Note that some common heart attack symptoms are pain in your shoulder or arm, shortness of breath, sweating, or a crushing pressure in your chest. Go for an annual appointment to make sure you're in good health, or visit your doctor as often as they advise to monitor any medical conditions you may have. At your visits, your doctor will check your blood pressure and do a complete blood count (CBC). This allows them to test your cholesterol, triglycerides, and blood sugar to make sure they're in a healthy range. Then, your doctor can make treatment recommendations to help you be as healthy as possible. While dietary changes can help lower your LDL cholesterol, they don't always work. If this happens to you, it's not your fault. It's possible for your cholesterol to be high due to genetics, and your doctor can prescribe a cholesterol-lowering drug to help bring it down. Take your medication while also maintaining your healthy dietary changes. The medications usually only work if you're also eating well, so be sure to keep up your positive changes. Additionally, you might ask your doctor for a referral to a dietitian to get a healthy eating plan designed to meet your needs and food preferences. If your arteries are very clogged, your doctor might recommend a procedure to open them up. Don't worry, as you'll be under anesthesia and won't feel anything. In most cases, your doctor will insert a small tube into the artery to clear the plaque, then they'll insert a stent to keep your artery open. This will effectively unclog your artery. After you have this procedure done, you'll need to stick with your healthy diet and lifestyle changes to keep your artery clear. If an artery in your heart has a severe clog, your doctor may decide to do a heart bypass, which helps the blood go around the clog so that you can recover. However, this is only done in severe cases, so you likely don't need to worry about it.
Summary: Get immediate care if you experience the symptoms of a heart attack. See your doctor for regular wellness visits. Ask your doctor if you should take any cholesterol-lowering medicine. Discuss surgical options with your doctor if your health is at risk.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Coarsely chop 1 carrot, 1 leek, 1 stalk celery and 1 medium-sized white onion. Finely chop 1 tsp. (5 mg) thyme and 1 tsp. (5 mg) parsley. Set the herbs and vegetables aside. Preheat a stock pot on medium heat with 1 tbsp. of margarine or butter. Place 14 to 18 oz. (400 500 g) of chicken wings in the stock pot and slightly brown the skin of the meat before adding the vegetables and herbs. Stir in the vegetables and add 1 tsp. (5 mg) salt, 1 tsp. (5 mg) white pepper and 1 clove. Cover with water and let simmer 25 to 30 minutes. Remove the stock from heat, strain and set aside to cool. Once cooled, any fat content will congeal and collect on the surface of the stock, making it easy to scoop off with a spoon and discard.
Summary: Prepare the vegetables. Cook the meat. Add the vegetables and season the stock. Strain and cool the stock.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Allow lots of people read your writing. It is helpful to get other eyes on a piece of writing so that you know whether your ideas are conveyed clearly. Ask these readers about their impressions. See if they can identify your theme without prompting. Be open to the ways that other people respond to your writing. They might be able to point out errors that you regularly make, which can help clarify and improve your writing. They might also ask thought-provoking questions that helps you consider an angle you hadn't previously considered. Remember that this feedback is not intended to be personal; they are responding to the writing, not to you. Get some distance from your writing by putting it away for a bit. Sometimes when we write, we're so invested in the story and shaping the words that we lose sight of the bigger picture. Take a break from your writing by turning your focus to a different project for a few days. Then come back to your writing and reread it. Based on your own evaluation of the piece, as well as the feedback you've solicited from others, make alterations to your theme. You may recognize that, while you thought your theme was one aspect, your readers interpreted it very differently. For example, perhaps you have been focusing your theme on a firefighter's triumph over her parents' disapproval. But then you realize that your story is really about the firefighter's struggle in a male-dominated profession. A change to your theme might necessitate adding or deleting some passages that do not strengthen your theme.
Summary:
Get feedback. Put away your writing for a few days. Make changes to your theme.