Go Red for Women

"My symptoms were vague. I could have explained most of them away with 1,000 different excuses (I'm a mom; I'm tired; I didn't eat anything; I was in a hurry), but for some reason that day, I kept saying to the ER doctor, 'Something is wrong. I'm not usually this exhausted. This is not normal,' and he listened. In a nutshell, he saved my life."

Kim survived a spontaneous coronary artery dissection (SCAD) and wants to make sure you don't take your heart for granted. Trust your instincts when something doesn't feel right. Advocate for your heart.

You protected that heart-shaped tag as if your life depended on it. It’s time to protect your actual heart. Get your cholesterol checked and talk to your doctor about what the numbers mean about your heart health risk.