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    Explore " heart transplant" with insightful episodes like "09 Heart Transplant Museum - CAPE TOWN, SOUTH AFRICA", "Congestive Heart Failure", "Living with Muscular Dystrophy: Finding Hope & Joy in Suffering | The Lietzau Story", "December 3rd This Day In History" and "Susan May | A Mother Knows | Podcast" from podcasts like ""Roadshow and Tell", "The Melanin Initiative's Podcast", "Behind The Mike Podcast", "LISTEN: This Day In History" and "That's the #Truth"" and more!

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    09 Heart Transplant Museum - CAPE TOWN, SOUTH AFRICA

    09 Heart Transplant Museum - CAPE TOWN, SOUTH AFRICA

    We discover a museum in a hospital singularly devoted to one historic event from its operating theaters: the world's first human heart-to-heart transplant.

    The surgeon and his team didn't know if it would work, but were fueled by the determination to achieve what seemed impossible. Listen on to hear how it played out. 

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    Congestive Heart Failure

    Congestive Heart Failure

    Welcome everyone to the Melanin Initiative!

    “In healthcare, there is often too much information and not enough time. Here at The Melanin Initiative, we avoid TMI by breaking things down into language you can understand, we create a safe space to ask your questions, and share our nursing perspective without taking too much of your time."

    By the end of the episode, it’s our goal you’ll be able to:

    1. Define CHF or congestive heart failure
    2. Discuss the signs and symptoms, complications
    3. List how to avoid hospitalization
    4. Describe Diet and weight management recommendations
    5. Understand common medications and side effects 




    Resources:
    - American Heart Association: What is heart failure? https://www.heart.org/en/health-topics/heart-failure/what-is-heart-failure
    -Diuretics https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/treatments/21826-diuretics
    -Left ventricular assistive device (LVAD) https://stanfordhealthcare.org/medical-treatments/l/lvad.html
    -Cardiac rehabilitation https://www.heart.org/en/health-topics/cardiac-rehab/what-is-cardiac-rehabilitation



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    Living with Muscular Dystrophy: Finding Hope & Joy in Suffering | The Lietzau Story

    Living with Muscular Dystrophy: Finding Hope & Joy in Suffering | The Lietzau Story

    In a world where adversity is often met with fear, our guests today enlighten us with a different perspective. They know all too well the struggles of living with a progressive, muscle wasting disease; muscular dystrophy. It's a tale of resilience and unwavering faith as they maneuver through the realities of their condition, upholding their marriage vows through it all. From the journey to diagnosis to the daily life adaptations, their story is a testament to the power of love, determination, and faith.

    The challenges don't stop there. Life has thrown them curveballs, including a miscarriage and adopting a child with special needs. Yet, they continue to find joy amidst it all, a trait truly humbling to witness. When an unexpected heart condition threatened their son's life, they faced it all with the same unwavering faith. Parenting children with significant medical issues is undoubtedly overwhelming, but they embrace these challenges as a gift. Tune in, and you'll leave this episode inspired by their courage, resilience, and the heartwarming joy they find amidst their struggles.

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    Susan May | A Mother Knows | Podcast

    Susan May | A Mother Knows | Podcast

    Susan May | A Mother Knows | Podcast

    That's the #Truth podcast Season 2 Episode 6 | Daniel & Jenny Muscatell

    Today’s guest is Susan May. Susan's love affair with books began when she made a bad grade in math in the sixth grade. Not allowed to watch TV until she brought the grade up, Susan filled her time with books. She turned her love of reading into a love of writing. Writing as Susan Carlisle she has completed more than thirty books for HarperCollins’s Harlequin imprint medical line. Her heroes are strong, vibrant men and the woman that challenge them. She also writes nonfiction. Her book Nick’s New Heart 30 Years and Counting…is about her son’s heart transplant experience. Her second nonfiction is a historical biography called A WWII Flight Surgeon’s Story released under the author name S. Carlisle May. She lives in Cartersville, GA with her husband of over thirty years. They have four children and eight grandchildren. Susan loves castles, traveling, cross-stitching and reads voraciously.


    Connect with Daniel and Jenny:
    Website:https: //www.muscatellministries.com/
    Website:https: //www.jennymuscatell.com/
    Insta:https: //www.instagram.com/jennymuscatell/
    Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/JenMuscatell
    Podcast: https://www.buzzsprout.com/1737272

    Connect with Susan: 
    Website: https://susancarlisle.com/
    Website: http://www.susancmay.com/
    Website: https://www.wwiiarmyairforcemedicine.com/
    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/SusanCarlisle22/

    #27: Simon Keith

    #27: Simon Keith

    Simon Keith is a business coach, keynote speaker, and former professional soccer player with the distinction of being the both the first athlete to ever play a professional sport after receiving a heart transplant as well as one of the longest-living organ transplant recipients in the world.

    He is also the founder of the Simon Keith Foundation, which supports children who have undergone organ transplants and raises awareness for organ donation.

    In this episode, Simon shares his journey through multiple organ transplants, the challenges of getting back into professional soccer post-surgery, and his entrepreneurial endeavors – including selling multiple businesses and turning a sleepy non-profit organization into a powerhouse driven by business principles.


    Simon also speaks about:

    • His upbringing in a super-competitive household and the impact it had on his drive to succeed
    • His father's sacrifices, and how he learned to be a better father himself
    • Moving to London to play professional soccer, but eventually needing to return to Canada due to a heart issue
    • Undergoing a heart transplant in 1986 in Canada, where the procedure was still in the experimental phase
    • The challenges, complications, and short lifespan of heart transplants
    • His return to professional sports with a lack of nerve connections between his heart and brain, and limited cardiac capacity
    • Transitioning from professional athlete to entrepreneur
    • How he was able to extend the lifespan of his heart transplant to 32 years through his own unconventional methods and determination
    • Meeting the father of the 17-year-old who donated his heart to him
    • The need for non-profits to adopt entrepreneurial strategies – including branding, marketing, and profit-making – to attract talent and drive success
    • Receiving the Order of Canada, one of Canada's highest honors
    • The significance of choosing the right life partner for long-term success
    • The importance of checking one's ego and understanding that success comes from asking for help
    • His private venture that has the potential to revolutionize organ donation and transplantation


    Simon’s charitable cause:

    The Simon Keith Foundation, which “is dedicated to providing financial support primarily to youths who have undergone a life-saving organ transplant who desire a return to an active and healthy lifestyle, and strives to increase organ donor registration through public awareness campaigns”.


    Connect with Simon on socials:

    https://www.thesimonkeithfoundation.com

    https://www.instagram.com/skeith1234

    https://www.facebook.com/SimonKeithKeynote

    Shining Through the Pain

    Shining Through the Pain

    Have you ever wondered how to trust God through seasons of pain and grief? In this episode, Elizabeth Mitchell shares how she trusted God through her son’s battle with a congenital heart disease.


    Discussion Questions: 


    1. What stood out to you about this podcast episode? 
    2. While at a Miami hospital, Elizabeth realized she needed a shift in perspective and began to list 10 things she could easily take for granted. How has gratitude helped you in difficult times? 
    3. Worship was a big part of Elizabeth’s healing and comfort. How does worship play a part in your life? 
    4. Elizabeth and Pastor Julie talked about “doing the next thing,” which can be something small. In this season of your life, what is your next right thing?
    5. It took a lot of courage for Elizabeth to write a book about her story. If you were to write a book about your life, what would it be about and who could it help? 


    Resources: 

    Elizabeth’s Book 

    WorldLead

    Awana International

    Shownotes Plus

    Learn more about Sisterhood 

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    Full Heart: from near death experiences to thriving and inspiring with Dr. Dawn Mussallem

    Full Heart: from near death experiences to thriving and inspiring with Dr. Dawn Mussallem

    In today's episode we are going to dive into Dr Dawn Mussallem's incredible survival story and how she now lives with a full (and new) heart. 

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    Dawn was first diagnosed with stage4 cancer in 2000, and then heart failure a few years after. She lived a full life and beat all odds, but it did not come without challenges; challenges that because much harder three in 2019, two years before we finally received a new heart! Her Story is amazing and incredibly inspiring.

    About Dawn

    Dawn Mussallem DO is a board certified lifestyle medicine physician. She works at the Mayo Clinic Jacobi Center for breast health, where she works hand in hand with breast cancer patients and their oncologists and other specialists to heal and thrive using the pillars of lifestyle medicine

    Dawn's Instagram https://www.instagram.com/drdawnmussallem/?hl=en 

    Lessons From ‘Patient School’ That Medical School Doesn’t Teach - Dr. Alin Gragossian, Heart Transplant Recipient and Emergency Medicine Specialist

    Lessons From ‘Patient School’ That Medical School Doesn’t Teach - Dr. Alin Gragossian, Heart Transplant Recipient and Emergency Medicine Specialist

    “In about three weeks, I went from a completely normal thirty-year-old to somebody with a heart transplant. It was crazy,” says Dr. Alin Gragossian, who shares her remarkable experience on this edition of Raise the Line. What makes her tale even more interesting is that at the time of the life-threatening heart episode that necessitated the transplant, she was finishing up a residency in emergency medicine. In fact, Dr. Gragossian is dually trained in emergency medicine and critical care medicine. Since her transplant, she’s been using her platform to share her unique experiences with other health professionals and raise awareness about the importance of organ donation. “I’ve had a lot of amazing lessons from what I call ‘patient school’ that medical school never really taught me,” she tells host Michael Carrese. Listen in to this fascinating episode to hear Dr. Gragossian describe what life is like after an organ transplant and the lessons learned as a transplant patient that she’s applying to her medical career. She gets candid about what she would change about medical school curriculums and what would encourage more people to become organ donors. Then, she talks about her podcast, “Both Sides of the Stethoscope” and emphasizes the power of strong patient communities and support groups.

    Heart Failure: What it Means and the Many Effective Treatments Now Available

    Heart Failure: What it Means and the Many Effective Treatments Now Available
    What role do genetics, diet, exercise and cholesterol play in preventing and treating diseases of the heart? And what is heart failure? In this UCSF program, Dr. Liviu Klein explains why heart failure is a complex clinical syndrome, and how to treat the condition. Series: "Mini Medical School for the Public" [Health and Medicine] [Show ID: 38485]

    Heart Failure: What it Means and the Many Effective Treatments Now Available

    Heart Failure: What it Means and the Many Effective Treatments Now Available
    What role do genetics, diet, exercise and cholesterol play in preventing and treating diseases of the heart? And what is heart failure? In this UCSF program, Dr. Liviu Klein explains why heart failure is a complex clinical syndrome, and how to treat the condition. Series: "Mini Medical School for the Public" [Health and Medicine] [Show ID: 38485]

    Heart Failure: What it Means and the Many Effective Treatments Now Available

    Heart Failure: What it Means and the Many Effective Treatments Now Available
    What role do genetics, diet, exercise and cholesterol play in preventing and treating diseases of the heart? And what is heart failure? In this UCSF program, Dr. Liviu Klein explains why heart failure is a complex clinical syndrome, and how to treat the condition. Series: "Mini Medical School for the Public" [Health and Medicine] [Show ID: 38485]

    Heart Failure: What it Means and the Many Effective Treatments Now Available

    Heart Failure: What it Means and the Many Effective Treatments Now Available
    What role do genetics, diet, exercise and cholesterol play in preventing and treating diseases of the heart? And what is heart failure? In this UCSF program, Dr. Liviu Klein explains why heart failure is a complex clinical syndrome, and how to treat the condition. Series: "Mini Medical School for the Public" [Health and Medicine] [Show ID: 38485]

    Advanced heart failure

    Advanced heart failure

    Over 6 million adults in the United States are living with heart failure. Simply put, heart failure means that the heart isn’t pumping as well as it should be. While this is a serious condition, many people with heart failure can lead a full life when it is managed properly. It’s important to recognize the symptoms and understand the various treatment options –from medical management through transplant. Dr. Erika Feller, a MedStar Health heart failure and transplant cardiologist, shares her insights on these topics and more in this episode of MedStar Health DocTalk.

    For more episodes of MedStar Health DocTalk, go to medstarhealth.org/doctalk.

    Khorsandi's Operations

    Khorsandi's Operations

    In this episode we have Maziar "Maz" Khorsandi, MD a cardiothoracic surgeon at the UW Medicine Heart Institute.  Dr. Khorsandi is originally from Iran and now an MCS/Transplant surgical specialist.  In addition, he helps run our weekly multidisciplinary coronary conference.

    0:00 - Iran to the UK
    3:40 - Why Cardiac Surgery
    6:30 - Transplants in UK vs. USA
    9:20 - Evolution in Mechanical Circulatory Support
    12:27 - "Don't suffer in Silence"
    14:06 - LVAD Operation (Left Ventricle Assist Device)
    19:45 - LVAD Patient Care
    21:40 - End of Suction Events
    29:15 - DCD - Donation after Circulatory Death
    33:45 - OCS - Organ Care System
    40:00 - Haggis
    42:00 - Weekly Multidisciplinary Coronary Conference
    44:20 - FAME3 from Cardiac Surgeon
    52:10 - Low ejection fraction coronary revascularization

    LVAD Operation Video Link:

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Ze7e-u-6rw

    DCD Press Release:
    https://newsroom.uw.edu/news/patient-receives-regions-1st-dcd-heart-transplant

    Haggis:
    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haggis

    Grand Rounds:

    Low ejection fraction coronary revascularization: A surgical perspective
    https://youtu.be/tz2l8Fe1e1s

    Dr. Maziar Khorsandi Profile - https://www.uwmedicine.org/bios/maziar-khorsandi
    Email: mkhors@uw.edu

    A Soldier's Near Death Experience

    A Soldier's Near Death Experience

    Is there life after death? An estimated 9 million Americans from believers to atheists have had a near dear experience, according to the National Institute of Health. This is happening all over the world and 17% occur to people who are clinically dead for a several minutes. On the 50th episode of All Heart with Paul Cardall, Army Veteran and Psychotherapist Brian Hoyland shares his remarkable near death experience that he claims took him into the presence of God. Brian's military experience exposed him to toxic chemicals that led to heart failure. He underwent a heart transplant like Paul Cardall. The two discuss what it's like to recover from a heart transplant. 

     

    About Brian Hoyland

    I began my adult life by joining the U.S. Army Military Police Corps after high school; I served my country all over the world and was disabled due to injuries sustained during service. I then went on to obtain a master’s degree in counseling psychology and started working as a psychotherapist with other combat veterans in the Department of Veteran’s Affairs. I then worked as a program director and clinical supervisor with criminal offenders for the prison system in MN. I took a job with a private company working with recently released offenders to advance my career and it came with a large pay increase, but 4 months after I started I suffered a major heart failure and almost died. This was just the beginning of what my life would be like for the next couple of years.

     

    After having been exposed to toxic chemicals while in the military, I developed an autoimmune disease that would eventually kill me. One night, 8/2016, I suffered sudden and mysterious heart failure, the cause of which took several months, much testing and quite a bit of suffering to discover. The whole time God was gently calling me to repair my relationship with him and it was working. 

     

    Then, just after the cause was discovered I had a massive cardiac arrest and died for 10 minutes 01/2017. Yet, in that moment, I had a near-death experience, visited heaven and talked with Jesus. I never lost consciousness and I remember my 7 hour fight in the ER, my death, Heaven and my return without a break in my conscious thought. This experience transformed my life as I learned valuable lessons about myself, my life, my faith and our God.

     

    When I died I stood face-to-face with God and God showed only love to me and I could feel that love was the same for every human being and it was pure and that God is LOVE (1 John 4:7-8)! I documented my experience in my journal, because While God did let me choose to return, I had failed to ask him how long I could expect to have until I returned to Heaven, so I wanted to be sure if it wasn’t long that I would be able to share it. 

     

    Amazingly, I lived for another 2 years and received a heart transplant on Ash Wednesday 2019. Upon biopsy of my heart after transplant, my Mayo Clinic transplant team told me that there was not a medical reason for my heart to have been functioning at all with such extensive damage. I however knew the cause.

     

    So I decided that I must write a book about my story. I tried to share how all of the suffering I endured leading up to the NDE and for the 2 years following until I received my heart transplant, helped me to see God’s hand in my life and even during extreme suffering just how faithful and gentle God has been with me. And I want to share this with anyone who will listen.

     

    I want people to take away that “God loves them and has a plan for them and will stop at nothing to accept them into heaven if they are willing to trust in him. When I wrote my book I was pressured to take the central focus out and replace it with a more acceptable term so as to increase sales. Can you guess what that was? If you guessed Jesus you were right. Everyone felt referencing Jesus so strongly would turn people away and limit my audience, but how could I have the audacity to leave out my savior, the only reason for my visit at all.

    Get a copy of Brian's book "From Sudden Death to Paradise" under his alias T.S. DISMAS

    https://www.amazon.com/Sudden-Death-Paradise-Near-death-Experience/dp/1973672553

    Listen to Brian tell his story in his own words:

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bNKzZz0FVQQ

     

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    Specialist Spotlight: Cardiologist, Dr. Singh on improving cardiovascular outcomes through clinical trials, research, and new technologies

    Specialist Spotlight: Cardiologist, Dr. Singh on improving cardiovascular outcomes through clinical trials, research, and new technologies
    Dr. Narendra Singh, cardiologist and a clinical assistant professor at the Medical College of Georgia at Augusta University, also a clinical assistant professor at the College of Health Professions at Mercer University of Atlanta as well as the director of clinical research at NSC cardiology, Johns Creek, Georgia, joins us to discuss various topics in cardiology in this PV Roundup specialist spotlight.