Social Aspects
Living with a heart condition can affect the social parts of your life. Being open with your friends and family can improve your treatment. They can provide a strong support system for you. In fact, laughter has been found to release endorphins and relieve stress to benefit your heart.
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One of the most difficult things in life is getting the diagnosis that you have a debilitating disease. In fact, every day thousands of people are told they have a heart related disease. However, if you've been told you have heart disease, what you choose do with this information will make an enormous difference in how you live…
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