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It's Survivor Series Replay Saturday Featuring Michael Pace
❤️ 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 Michael Pace . He survived a Type A Aortic Dissection. Michael is very active in the grueling Spart Race Series. ❣️ Thank you, Michael, for bravely sharing your journey of survival and for contributing to our ever-popular Survivor Series. 👉To watch
molly56764
Feb 14


It's National Library Lovers Day!
📚💙 Happy Library Lovers Day! 💙📚 If you love a good library, you’ll love this even more — the Aortic Hope community has a library of its own! From patient guides and educational resources to stories written by the community, for the community, these materials are here to support, educate, and remind you that you’re not alone on this journey. https://www.aortichope.org/post/reading-resources-by-the-community-for-the-community Whether you’re checking something out for answer
carinandersen
Feb 13


Celebrating Black History Month
Black History Month | Honoring Pioneers & Modern Heroes in Heart & Aortic Care This Black History Month, Aortic Hope honors both Black pioneers and modern day heroes whose groundbreaking work has shaped cardiovascular and aortic medicine, research, and patient advocacy. Their contributions have expanded knowledge, challenged inequities, and improved outcomes for countless patients and families. From advancing research and clinical care to educating communities and lifting pat
molly56764
Feb 12


It’s Topic Tuesday!
🫀 Topic Tuesday: Bicuspid Aortic Valve (BAV) Heart Valve Awareness Month At Aortic Hope, we talk often about awareness — because awareness truly saves lives. Did you know that 1–2% of the population is born with a bicuspid aortic valve (BAV)? ¹ Instead of three leaflets, the aortic valve has two. It’s the most common congenital heart defect — and many people don’t discover it until adulthood. For some in our community, it was found because of a murmur. For others, it was dis
molly56764
Feb 12


It's Medical Monday!
Good morning everyone and welcome to our next week of aortic valve education! This week we're talking about aortic regurgitation ! What Is Aortic Regurgitation? Last week, Adham did a great job introducing us to the aortic valve and its different components (if you missed it, use this LINK ) . He taught us to think of the aortic valve as a one way door between the heart and the rest of your body. Normally, this door swings open when your heart beats, letting blood flow forw
Jack Nickles
Feb 9
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