Susan’s Unexpected Heart Attack
There are 8.8 million heart attack survivors in the United States. Behind that number are real stories from survivors and their loved ones. Discover how Survivors Have Heart helps heart attack survivors move forward together, one step at a time.
About Survivors Have Heart
Heart attacks leave more than just physical hurdles to overcome. They leave deeply emotional ones too. Survivors Have Heart is a national community created to support survivors and their loved ones through both of these aspects of the post–heart attack journey. Our mission is to empower survivors, their families, and their friends every step of the way. We provide a community that connects people who truly understand what it’s like to be a heart attack survivor—because they’ve been there too.
Heart Attack Survivor Stories
Discover stories of hope from men and women moving forward, living their second chance, and learning to find strength in their journey.
SURVIVOR STORIES
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Life After a Heart Attack
Navigating the road to recovery is challenging, but Survivors Have Heart is here to help. Learn more about finding your new normal and making the most of your second chance.
Join Our Community
Sign up for the Survivors Have Heart support program to join a community that’s stronger together. You’ll receive:
- Personalized content
- Tips for managing heart health
- Stories and advice from our community of heart attack survivors
Make sure to follow us on social media to connect with survivors who’ve been in your shoes. They are there to help.
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