Go Red for Women Celebrates 10th Anniversary in Baltimore, MD
On Thursday, June 17, 2021, the American Heart Association (AHA) of Greater Maryland hosted its annual Go Red for Women luncheon, digitally, for the second year in a row due
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CPR Saves Lives – Charlie’s Story
April 3, 2019 began like any other day for Charlie Nordhoff. Little did he know that his life would change forever and he would be saved through CPR, thanks to
Greater Maryland Heart Walk – Tuesday Team Shout Out
Hi! I am Mike Mathis. In August 2017, at the age of 50, I had a “widow maker” heart attack and survived. Everything went right that day. From the decision
F.A.S.T. Friday – Survivor Spotlight – NeAnna
I am a survivor. I am a 40-year-old mom of three boys, a hairless Chinese crested and black cat and at the age of 33, I suffered my first silent
F.A.S.T. Friday – Survivor Spotlight
I’m A Survivor It was April 11, 2009, a normal Saturday morning. I lived alone and had just gotten up to let my two dogs out. My brother worked close
American Heart Association Delivers “Healing Heart” Cards to Cardiac Patients on Valentine’s Day
When faced with challenges recovering from heart disease or stroke, it’s important to have emotional support. That’s why volunteers, staff and heart attack survivors visited the advanced heart failure floor
A Valentine to myself by Kelly Naab, two time stroke survivor & mother of two from Buffalo, NY
This year I have decided to include myself on the list-yes, a Valentine to me from me. To be honest, I wasn’t quite sure how to begin “gifting” myself. But