I want to share something very exciting for all my MB Family whether youre still on your journey or youve already been unroofed. And if you have been unroofed, the odds are good our guest on the ne

Jeremy Hester, a nurse at a local hospital in a small northern community of California is faced with a wonderful, yet incredibly difficult decision. Hear the challenges he went through to get to his p

A driven and determined electrical engineer with a degree from Bangladesh University of Engineering makes his way to Stanford to pursue his PHD. Little did he know there was going to be an even more

Welcome to the first episode of Imperfect Heart "Journeys", a monthly publication that will release on alternate weeks with our complete stories of those who have been unroofed. "Journeys" will be st

As promised from part 1, Veronica and Sarah get into the Q & A from a recently unroofed patient to an experienced and once again athlete. We'll discuss pain management, strength from proper follow-th

I had the great privilege of speaking with two female athletes, both working moms and both having suffered with and then recovered from "unroofing" surgery for their Myocardial Bridges. What's most i

So you've clearly listened to part 1 of Dr. Schnittger's descriptions, definitions and requirements of ascertainment to identify you're bridge and that's all well and good. But the syptoms as damn ne

Dr.Ingela Schnittger, Professor of Cardiovascular Medicine at Stanford University Medical Center is my guest for this discussion. Oh, what a conversation we have. I listened and learned and she tutor

I want to be sure you're either subscribed or have it marked in your calendar to be sure to listen to our next episode with Dr. Ingela Schnittger of Stanford University Medical Center as what you're g

First things first. What better day to share the second episode of Imperfect Heart than Valentines Day! I am most appreciative of the recognition of hearts in every way both figuratively and literally