When our hearts beat together, there is hope | Heart Foundation

Every year in Australia, 25,000 people experience out-of-hospital cardiac arrests.
For many, the holiday season brings joyous family reunions and is a time of togetherness. However, for some, it serves as a sombre reminder of a loved one lost to heart disease.
Jessica Maris unfortunately knows this too well. She lost her husband, Bryan, to a sudden cardiac arrest in 2015. Eight years on she continues to be served a painful memory of the tragedy, particularly during this time of the year.
Learn more about Jessica’s emotional story in this video, and how your gift can help fund ground-breaking research that drives real progress in the fight against sudden cardiac death and heart disease. Together we can, and we will, make a difference.
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[@conniecaroline9975]

Thank you for sharing your story and a message of hope so that others may have a better chance to manage such a silent risk.

[@caidemcvittie5039]

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[@Amanda_downunder]

Why isn't more being done about nutrition. People eat so much here, and way too much fat. I like Dr Rogers videos .. @Peter Rogers MD
Dr John McDougall also done videos on heart disease. I love Dr McDougall and Dr P Rogers.
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'@Peter Rogers MD - You can't outrun a bad diet for coronary artery atherosclerosis' - th-cam.com/video/h4QzRsCjoCM/w-d-xo.html