Key Takeaways It’s always the decision of the survivor and co-survivor whether or not to go public. Simply put – your story, your terms. If you go public, make sure you and your family are ready to be in the public eye. Make a plan. Do your homework on the...
Key Takeaways Cardiac arrest is a life-threatening condition in which the heart suddenly stops beating normally, and blood flow to the brain and important organs is compromised, causing the person to stop breathing and lose consciousness. When cardiac arrest happens,...
How do I adjust to this unfamiliar place called a hospital? How do I find out about the visitor policy? Check the hospital website or ask at the front desk or security – many hospitals limit the number of families that can be in an intensive care unit at one time and...
Key Takeaways Self-care can help you manage stress, lower your own risk of illness, and increase your energy. Small actions of self-care like journaling and a gratitude list can make a difference to your overall well-being. Be kind to yourself, and set boundaries...
Key Takeaways Your loved one will have many care team members, procedures, treatments, and inpatient floors with different levels of care during their hospital stay after cardiac arrest. The care team will individualize treatment and recovery plans for the patient....
