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Interested in sharing your story of genetic cardiomyopathy to help others? The DCM Foundation and the Genetic Cardiomyopathy Awareness Consortium (“GCAC”) are looking for short patient videos or written stories about genetic cardiomyopathy to share in our awareness campaign. Please submit a short video or written piece that tells your genetic cardiomyopathy story using the
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Please click here or on the image above to view a recording of this webinar and learn about: Tips to improve the quality of your health and life today Learn how to develop a hope-filled mindset and how to create lasting change Simple nutritional tips to improve your diet Reduce stress and learn several mindfulness skills
We’re excited to have Julie Wilde from Transform with Wellness as the guest speaker at this month’s webinar: “DCM Foundation’s Healthy Together Wellness Program.” During this April 19th live event, Julie will share practical tips and ideas for healthy living – from diet and exercise to mindfulness, sleep and stress management. Julie is a certified
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Lea Geli’s story is one that spans three generations and it epitomizes how important it is for doctors and patients alike to be aware of the genetic risks of cardiomyopathy. Lea knew heart failure caused her father’s passing, but didn’t know the details. He was relatively private in his own life and didn’t share many
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Learn about the important role of GENETICS in cardiomyopathy and celebrate the LAUNCH of the Genetic Cardiomyopathy Awareness Consortium (“GCAC”). Getting more people genetically tested can save lives and advance therapies! In this webinar, hear from other cardiomyopathy patients and learn about: The role genetics plays in cardiomyopathy How easy and affordable it is to
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Written by Shawn Lake In the Spring of 2018, Sarah Schaff was in Denver to take the first steps toward donating part of her liver to her stepbrother, who had a rare liver condition. She would have a few tests and then head for the Henry Mountains in Utah for a hiking trip. It almost
Leading up to the exciting launch of the Genetic Cardiomyopathy Awareness Consortium during our March 8th webinar, we thought it fitting to share Andrea’s story of learning that she has genetic DCM and how this has potentially saved her life… Andrea was recently diagnosed with genetic DCM at age 40, despite not having any symptoms.
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February 12-18, 2023 is National Heart Failure Awareness Week! Join HFSA as we promote heart failure awareness, patient education, and heart failure prevention. This year’s theme of Heart Success: Function Not Failure will shed light on all that can be done to treat heart failure (HF) based on how a patient’s heart is functioning. Learn more about
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The DCM Foundation website has been reorganized to provide you with faster and easier access to the information you need. This website provides the most current information and resources available to DCM patients and their families. The redesigned homepage gives you links to access important information about DCM including Symptoms, Stages, Arrhythmias, Causes, and Genetics
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Join us for a very special webinar on March 8th as we announce the formation of the Genetic Cardiomyopathy Awareness Consortium (“GCAC”) and the launch of our awareness campaign. The GCAC is a collaboration of 8 U.S. based cardiomyopathy patient groups and sponsored by six biopharma companies to raise awareness about the need for genetic
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