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My father had a heart attack last night while exerting himself at work. He made it to the hospital just in time for them to put a stent in his artery - the left side of his heart was NINETY percent blocked. :o

He decides to share with us after his surgery that he's had two minor heart attacks already this week alone, and this third one just happened to hurt enough to "warrant a copay." My father is very stubborn and high-strung, and I just don't know how to help him get better. 

He smokes, eats like shit, and doesn't exercise. I'm hoping this is a wake-up call to change the bad habits, but he already ignored two heart attacks this week...and is more shocked than anything. How can I persuade him to ACTUALLY change his lifestyle?

Heart attacks run in his family but he needs to realize his decisions are to blame as well.
<bot>: My dad is a stubborn guy who loves bacon and just had a heart attack, I want to make him realize healthy living is a priority without seeming like I'm mad at him.