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Look at it another way.

Wayne Dyer is an internationally renowned self-help guru who tours the world lecturing on ways to improve the quality of life. When he had a heart attack in his early fifties it came as a profound shock. He had always practised what he preached: eaten a healthy diet, kept his weight down, exercised, meditated and worked at a job he really loved. He went into a state of shock and refused to acknowledge that such a thing could happen to him.