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    Back from the brink - 1 day(s) ago

    Michelle suspected she had heart disease but was not diagnosed until she had a heart attack.

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    • “They wouldn’t listen to me until I flatlined.” Michelle tried for months to get her symptoms taken seriously. Then she had a heart attack. Read Michelle's story: https://t.co/IyRb2rlwJc. #BeatHeartDisease https://t.co/OddNAEcLQV

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    Samantha Gomez, former Mrs. Universe Canada, experienced a stroke at 23. Now, with her growing family, she reflects on how she fought for her dreams.

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    • Samantha fought to be the mom she always wanted to be, with the support of her mother, Cira. This #MothersDay, we celebrate and are inspired by the strength and love of mothers everywhere. 🌸❤️ Read more about Samantha's inspiring journey to #BeatStroke: https://t.co/L3v5LeV38J. https://t.co/pVVRdXksCe

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    From Coast to Coast to Coast: Navigating Symptoms, Challenges and Unified Strategies in Heart Failure Care Presented by: Heart & Stroke and HeartLife Foundation

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    • ICYMI: The #HeartFailureWeekCan webinar is now available! Learn from primary care providers and individuals with lived experience for valuable insights into the symptoms of heart failure and more. ▶️ https://t.co/e5blWlL2cE @HeartLifeCanada https://t.co/Q24PdwADBn

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    When Nick Foligno’s daughter was diagnosed with CHD, he knew his toughest battle would be off the ice.

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    • For this upcoming #MothersDay, we celebrate the incredible strength of mothers like Janelle Foligno, who support their children through life's toughest battles. Watch her inspiring story of love and resilience. https://t.co/lY3kNxf0FN #BeatHeartDisease https://t.co/nNRch1HidD

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    Heart failure is a chronic condition caused by the heart not functioning as it should or a problem with its structure. Heart failure is on the rise with nearly 800,000 people in Canada currently living with the condition. Heart Failure Awareness Week is May 4th-10th, 2025 and this year’s focus is on navigating the symptoms of heart failure and empowering action. The webinar aims to equip primary care providers and individuals with lived experience with valuable insights into the symptoms of heart failure, the challenges associated with its diagnosis, and the steps being taken to support unified heart failure care strategies by organizations across Canada. Learning Objectives • Enhance Awareness of Heart Failure Symptoms: Equip health professionals across the continuum of care, people with lived experience of heart failure, family members and caregivers of persons with lived experience with the knowledge needed to recognize and understand the symptoms of heart failure, promoting earlier

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    • Over 800,000 people in Canada currently live with heart failure. Join us and @HeartLifeCanada on May 7 from 12-1 p.m. EST, for our Heart Failure Awareness Week Webinar 2025 to gain insights on navigating symptoms of heart failure and empowering action: https://t.co/6mQ3HtCd2j. https://t.co/JuSoPNhWZ6