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Creating a coping strategy: the second stage of heart attack recovery
Profound feelings of sadness upon hearing your heart disease diagnosis is actually grief - it's a visceral, in-your-face proof of your mortality and a humbling loss of innocence.
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Which one’s right? Eight ways that patients and families can view heart disease
One family member of a heart patient might view the illness as a challenging threat to be battled and overcome, while another might insist that it's a reason for the patient to finally slow down and be...
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How we adapt after a heart attack may depend on what we believe this...
Study finds that, in providing medical care, a number of factors should be taken into consideration, including "how the patient perceives the illness, the impact a serious diagnosis has on the...
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It lasts as long as it lasts
by Carolyn Thomas ♥ @HeartSisters With deep calm, actor Susan Saint James said this after the tragic plane crash death of her youngest child, Teddy: “His was a life that lasted 14 years.” Hearing...
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Do you fear change? Then don’t have a heart attack
"You either take time now, or you'll have to make time later." That's the reality for those wondering if now is a good time to finally start making smarter lifestyle choices to stay as healthy as...
View ArticleStill too tired to put away the Halloween costume…
It's almost like two different people inhabit my body most days, entirely dependent on the time of day. Phase 1 is very early morning. Phase 2 is everything after that.
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