Heart Attacks In Young Women
Important article highlighting the danger of heart attacks in young women! Click the link above for the full article!
But she initially failed to recognize the serious message they were sending, figuring she was still getting back into shape after having her fourth child a few months earlier.
Despite experiencing shortness of breath and pain in her right arm during a family trip last year, Callahan told herself to push through the pain. She skied a Vermont mountain for another two days.
Important article highlighting the danger of heart attacks in young women! Click the link above for the full article!
Knowing the symptoms can be crucial to surviving SCAD
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Brianne Callahan noticed the symptoms. After all, it was difficult to miss the feeling of an elephant sitting on her chest.
Brianne Callahan, 38, of Moorestown, New Jersey,
suffered a heart attack from Spontaneous Coronary Artery Dissection,
commonly known as SCAD, while skiing with her family in Vermont.
But she initially failed to recognize the serious message they were sending, figuring she was still getting back into shape after having her fourth child a few months earlier.
Despite experiencing shortness of breath and pain in her right arm during a family trip last year, Callahan told herself to push through the pain. She skied a Vermont mountain for another two days.
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