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Welcome Jason Beaty as Aortic Hope's New YouTube Producer
We are so thrilled to announce Jason Beaty and our YouTube Producer. Jason will be responsible for recording and editing our AHTV on-air talent. "I'm Jason and I am 45, I live in Hagerstown, MD with my lovely Wife and 2 cats. I enjoy fishing, thrifting and walking on the beach looking for sea glass. I had my Aortic Dissection in October 2024, and I'm looking forward to giving back to this community that has helped me get my life back." Please welcome Jason!
carinandersen
Apr 17


Kourtenay S. Jackson
Kourtenay S. Jackson passed February 12, 2026 from an Aortic Dissection. She was 34 years old. I miss you so much Kourtenay. ❤️~Danita Jackson
carinandersen
Apr 16


It’s Topic Tuesday!
l Hi family, Welcome to Another Topic Tuesday post! Today we will be discussing Valve-Sparing Aortic Root Replacement (VSARR) An aortic root aneurysm is a dilation of the most proximal part aorta at the level where it connects to the heart and surrounds the aortic valve. Like most aneurysms, they tend to be asymptomatic but can lead to life-threatening complications if untreated including rupture, dissection and aortic valve disease / heart failure if it stats to stretch on t
molly
Apr 14


It’s Medical Monday!
Welcome back, everyone! After talking about thoracic aortic aneurysms last week, today we’ll be discussing abdominal aortic aneurysms. An abdominal aortic aneurysm, often called an AAA, is a condition that many people have never heard of, yet it can be serious if left untreated. The good news is that when it’s found early and monitored properly, it can often be managed safely. Here’s a simple breakdown of what an AAA is and what it means for your health. What is an abdominal
anirudhakarla
Apr 13


It's Share with You Sunday
🫀✨ Relaxation Is Not a Luxury — It’s Part of Your Care ✨🫀 Living with aortic disease can bring stress, anxiety, and constant “what if” thoughts. But here’s something we want you to remember: relaxation is essential. 💙 Managing stress helps support healthy blood pressure, eases tension in the body, and gives your mind a much-needed break. It’s not about doing nothing — it’s about healing intentionally. That’s why we’re excited to share relaxation techniques from Katie Mor
carinandersen
Apr 12
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