Army Women's Basketball Coach Dies

Only 28. Very, very sad

http://sports.espn.go.com/ncw/news/story?id=2400335

Unbelivable. This was alot like the death of Kirby Puckett, that being, I saw the condition on ESPN yesterday and thought "wow, thats too bad, but i'm sure she'll be fine" and then wake up the next day seeing she died....very unfortunate...at least the end of her life was a hell of a ride.

i had an arythmia too, but mine was completely benign in every way (except for extra wear on the heart, which would have mattered if i had left it alone till i was about 70). Easily fixed too. Sad hers couldn't be the same way (very rare to die of such thing).