❤️ Today is Survivor Series Replay Saturday at Aortic Hope! 🎉 On Replay Saturday, we’re sharing some of our most watched and impactful Survivor Stories from years past. ➡️ Today, we are re-featuring a powerful Survivor Story from O'Brien Mills, a 57 year old father of six, who went in for a baseline calcium score scan and came out with some surprising results. ❣️ Thank you, O'Brien, for bravely sharing your journey and for contributing to our ever-popular Survivor Series. 👉

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🎉 Milestone Moment for Aortic Hope! 🫀 We’re proud to share that Aortic Hope has reached 2k followers on LinkedIn. https://www.linkedin.com/company/aortic-hope-inc What makes this milestone especially meaningful is who makes up this community. Among our followers are the numerous physicians, surgeons, researchers, and medical professionals we have had the privilege to collaborate with and interview — leaders who are advancing care, research, and awareness for aortic disease

Good morning everyone! Today we're talking about something many of you have experienced: CT scans . If you've been diagnosed with aortic disease or had aortic surgery, you've probably had one (or several!) of these imaging tests. Let's break down what they are and why they are so useful for your doctor. What Is a CT Scan? CT stands for "computed tomography" and works like a 3D X-ray that creates detailed pictures of the structure that is being scanned. Unlike a regular X-ray

“Consistency beats intensity every single time.” We live in a world that celebrates the big moments. The 5 a.m. grind. The intense workout. The dramatic transformation. But real progress? It’s quieter than that. It’s the 20-minute walk when you didn’t feel like it. It’s the stretch before bed. It’s choosing to move your body even when the motivation isn’t loud. Intensity burns bright… but consistency builds strength. You don’t have to go all in today. You just have to show up