From one Imperfect Heart to another, may your day be full of family, friends and gratitude. Happy Thanksgiving. Today, is a great day to be alive.

You likely can relate navigating life's ups and downs, then suddenly, your heart throws you an unexpected curveball. My guest, Emily Tedore, a 39-year-old mother of two, courageously steps into our co

Join me for a conversation with Professor Theo Kofidis, Head of the Department of Cardiothoracic and Vascular Surgery at the National University Hospital of Singapore, as we explore the complexities o

What if you could peer into the future of cardiac care and discover a method for Myocardial Bridge "unroofing" surgery that offers less pain, less scarring, and faster recovery? That future is now. We

Since youre listening to this podcast, youve likely got symptoms of a Myocardial Bridge or youre post-surgery and have been unroofed. In either case, whatever your symptoms are or were, a heart

Join me as I reflect and celebrate several anniversaries, acknowledge the emotional and mental shifts post-surgery, and advocate for proper diagnosis and treatment of our condition. A treated myocardi

In this second part of Amanda's journey, a relatively successful unroofing procedure leaves a residual problem related to the sternotomy. Of course, given the nature of the process she's been through

Amanda Pearlman was training to be a law enforcement officer when during Police Academy, a heart attack took her out of contention. But that's just the tip of the iceberg as unbelievable diagnoses co

Many of the stories to date, mine included, have had relatively good outcomes with little drama in the post-surgical process to recovery and final outcomes. We all know everything can't always go righ

This is a very special episode for anyone considering the unroofing process for their Myocardial Bridge. Dr. Jack Boyd, Stanford School of Medicine's Clinical Associate Professor, Cardiothoracic Surge