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JANUARY 2020
Is it enough to have “enough” women in cardiac studies?
A professor’s take on women’s heart disease
Four ways we use online info to make healthcare decisions
FEBRUARY 2020 ♥ It’s HEART MONTH!
Fun factoids about peppers, pigs and your heart
Cognitive dread: the painful uncertainty of waiting
Coronary stents: interventions that come with a cost
Stents vs. bypass surgery vs. TRUST
MARCH 2020
Signals, noise, context – and your doctor’s brain
Is it finally time to change the name ‘heart FAILURE’?
“Let’s all be palm trees together” in facing COVID-19
COVID-19: Can facts help to minimize fears?
Scary times: living with (but not IN) fear (COVID-19)
APRIL 2020
COVID-19 It’s okay not to feel “normal”
COVID-19 Empty beds: when heart patients are afraid to seek helps
COVID-19 When this is over, will it be “over”?
COVID-19 Unlikely companions: grief and gratitude
MAY 2020
COVID-19 Are we there yet? Are we there yet?
Dear Carolyn: “I went into labour during my heart attack”
COVID-19 The real reason we’re so tired of Zoom calls
COVID-19 The uncertainty of hitting that pandemic wall
Does COVID-19 cause carb cravings (or is it just me?)
JUNE 2020
“Crowds lead to more COVID-19 cases, but so will unabated racism”
When cancer treatment damages your heart
Does our narrative identity get better with age?
You can’t pace yourself – unless you plan to pace
JULY 2020
How to tell if you’re as indispensable as you think
“Stay home if you feel sick!” – and why we don’t do that
Eight questions from Nancy Stordahl about my blog
A patient, a caregiver and a doctor walk into a bar…
AUGUST 2020
COVID-19 Productive uncertainty: beyond the sourdough
Post-heart attack: why we feel worse before we feel better
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NOTE FROM CAROLYN: My book A Woman’s Guide to Living with Heart Disease (Johns Hopkins University Press, 2017) is based on my 800+ Heart Sisters blog articles. You can order it online (paperback, hardcover or e-book) at your favourite bookship, or at Amazon. If you order it directly from Johns Hopkins University Press (use their code HTRY), you can save 30% off the list price.
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