Tina is an award-winning author for her books Wounded Women of the Bible: Finding Hope When Life Hurts (co-authored with Dena Dyer), and Messed Up Men of the Bible: Seeing the Men in Your Life Through God’s Eyes (co-authored with Dave Samples). Tina has shared her heart attack story at her local American Heart Association Go Red For Women luncheon.
You can find Tina at tinasamples.com, on Facebook and Twitter.
Ray Rivera is 63 years old and he retired two years ago. He had open-heart surgery at 61 years old. He blogs about his heart journey at My So-Called New Life. He shares his story in honor of AFib Awareness Month.
Ray Rivera is 63 years old and he retired two years ago. He had open-heart surgery at 61 years old. He blogs about his heart journey at My So-Called New Life. He shares his story in honor of AFib Awareness Month.
Katie Franklin’s husband, Morgan, had a stroke three years ago, when their daughter was not yet two years old. Katie now volunteers her time with the American Heart Association/American Stroke Association and loves sharing her experiences with other young families touched by stroke. Find Katie on Twitter @KatieFrank0825.
Our hearts and thoughts go out to all those who have been affected by this horrific storm and we are heartbroken over the terrible impact on our neighbors, their homes and businesses in the community.
Annemarie is a heart transplant recipient and American Heart Association, volunteer. Watch her story in this video.
Bill Larsen is an Adaptable Study patient partner. He is also a “citizen scientist” at the Clinical and Translational Science Institute at the University of Florida in Gainesville, Florida.
As a mom to a child with Marfan syndrome, and living with Marfan herself, Maya Brown-Zimmerman has learned how to be an advocate for her and her family. A personal patient experience at the age of only 18, taught Maya to trust her intuition.
Tom is a heart patient who is an Adapter for a medical research project called Adaptable. Adapters are patients who are teaming up with doctors to help design this research project.
Rick Logan is an Under Armour sponsored personal trainer and Fitness Manager for FX Studios in Baltimore, Maryland. As a stroke survivor, his mission is to create awareness and provide support to fellow survivors. You can follow his story on Instagram at rick_logan.
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