Question: My girlfriend and I smoked a bowl of medicinal grade marijuana, it was her first time, and it went badly after the high wore off. Let me lay out the details:
We had eaten food within an hour of the smoking. she is 16, about 110lbs, a member of the swim and tennis teams, with an excellent level of fitness and she has had a pacemaker since she was 6 years old. she does not have to take any medication for her pacemaker, and she has never had complications with it. she got it put in because the doctors found that she was born with her heart spun 180degrees and the twisted arteries made her heart beat slower than normal, but the pacemaker brings her heart up to normal beat rate and output. I understand that PM's act like "Lifeguards of the heart" and kick in only when the heartbeat they record is arrhythmic or below they're activity threshold. we smoked at about 10:00pm and she coughed with her first hit. not very much, but I think she may have swallowed a lot of smoke and trapped it in her stomach(just a hunch) were in our tent until 12:00 talking and doing what young lovers do. then at around 1:00am we were practically asleep when she said "I dont feel good. I think im gonna puke" then I took her outside for some air and to walk to the bathroom just in case she did get sick. We headed off to the bathroom, and she said her stomach ached really bad so I put her arm around my shoulder and supported her as we started off. Halfway between our tent and the bathroom, about 30 yards from our tent, right in front of my uncle's camper, she grew very weak on her own feet and I asked her how she was doing, she groaned and collapsed backwards on her legs, her eyes closed and she headed down toward the dirt. I caught her in time so I could avoid her hurting herself on impact with the ground, and when she touched itshe came too and asked "what? how did I get on the ground?" and it was apparent that she had feinted/blacked out. which she has never done before in her life. I quickly took her into my uncle's camper and we let her sit on the toilet. i kept a close eye on her, and she was very pale in appearance and she had agonizing pain written across her face. she was in shock, shivering, and could not even swallow the tiny piece of bread she nibbled on. after 45 minutes of sitting and periodically releasing gas into the toilet, the pain subsided. the next day she felt Does the pacemaker have much to do with this reaction? or the first time cough and trapping of cannabis smoke in the stomach perhaps? will edible THC affect her heart? or her negatively? What do you think happened?

Thank you for your time, effort, and concern in response, this has cleared up most of my questions, but I am still perplexed by one factor in this situation. She had no symptoms until an hour/half hour after the effects wore off. I would think that the cardiovascular event should have occurred within the initial 30 minutes when THC affects the heartbeat. I am assured that it was not laced. I found no strange side effects during my own experience. I do not intend to use again as long as i'm with her, after that terrible first experience she had, but I don't fully understand yet. In my cardiovascular stress symptoms flashcards I identified each symptom in her appearance and behavior last night as well, but I dont understand why it would have came over her so late.