KGO-TV, ABC7 Anchor Pete Wilson. Bay Area TV anchor and radio talk show host Pete Wilson â whose local broadcast career spanned three decades â died after suffering a heart attack during hip replacement surgery at Stanford Hospital, KGO-AM radio officials confirmed Saturday.
Most of us have experienced an occasional charley horse, that sudden, intense muscle pain that grips the calf muscle. Many people have, inexplicably, felt this pain in the middle of the night. Unfortunately, there is as yet no clear explanation of why it occurs.
A charlie horse is a name given to severe muscle cramps in the legs or feet. The cramp often feels as if the muscles of the legs or feet spasm and then lock up in excruciating pain. Charlie horse cramps can occur anytime, but some people are more prone to get them at night. The most common area for a charlie horse is the calf muscle, but cramps can occur anywhere in your legs or feet. There are some changes you can make in your diet and lifestyle that may help prevent night cramps, and there are steps you can take to stop the pain of a charlie horse when it occurs.