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Each story is different, but all share a common message: heart recovery is possible. Learn more about the people who returned home with their native hearts.

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Anesthesiologist Survives Cardiogenic Shock After Collapsing

Following a brief recovery period, Dr. Amos Szajner has returned to his active lifestyle.

Contractor enjoying Retirement Following his Protected PCI Procedure

Al Bell is working full-time, and he enjoys skiing, boating and spending summers at Lake Winnipesaukee with his children and grandchildren.

From Crisis to Comeback: Ricky Popat’s Journey with Impella 5.5™ Heart Pump

The Impella 5.5™ heart pump supported Rickys recovery and he became strong enough to undergo a successful transplant. Now, Ricky is back on his feet and back to life.

Beloved Youth Mentor Returns to His Students After Surviving an Unexpected Heart Attack

Today, Calvin Scott’s ejection fraction has returned to normal (~55 percent) and he has returned to work full time.

Indian Architect Recovers After Suffering a Heart Attack on Board a Flight

S. Sadashivam is back with his family and friends while continuing to lead major architectural design projects across India.

Rosie Coleman Survives Post-Cardiotomy Cardiogenic Shock 

After three days on support, Rosie’s condition improved and the Impella heart pump was removed.

Mother's Heart Recovers After Developing Peripartum Cardiomyopathy

Jessica Grib's heart function is normal and she's back to her busy routine raising her children with her husband, Kevin.

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