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I never thought about cardiac arrest until it happened to us. But in May 2020, Will’s heart stopped in our bedroom. (0/10 would not recommend.)
This past Monday, May 11, marked six years since Will’s sudden cardiac arrest. In the wee hours of that morning, Kristin performed 10 minutes of
“Let me know if you need anything.” A moment of brutal honesty: I grew to despise that phrase over the course of Will’s cancers and
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When we were in our late 20s, my husband, Will, got cancer. When he was 30, he got cancer again, unrelated to the first time.
Understanding co-survivors’ needs is crucial for mitigating lasting trauma. We’ve compiled some quick and easy tips to help support co-survivors. Best of all, each of
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Hi. I’m a kid. FYI, I’m also funny. That probably isn’t the introduction you’re used to, but it turns out it’s important. Because, as you
“I remember many things from my husband’s sudden cardiac arrest at 34 years old – the guttural, panicked sounds of his agonal breathing in our
“One dark morning last May, I wrecked my body giving 10 minutes of CPR. My 34-year-old husband, Will, had been lying peacefully next to me,
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