Does heart failure mean that you are disabled?
What should an individual know about living with heart failure after diagnosis?
What excercises should I consider if I run out of breath doing traditional exercise?
What foods should be avoided after a heart failure diagnosis, espcially if on blood thinners?
What strategies do you recommend to prevent heart failure?
What should I do if I experience a symptom I believe is related to heart failure but my doctor seems unconcerned?
Do you ever feel like you’re back in control when you have heart failure? My high blood pressure makes me feel like I’m having panic attacks.
Is there any support for patients dealing with mental health issues that heart failure diagnosis may bring?
I have been diagnosed with dilated cardiomyopathy, does this mean I have heart failure?
What should I do if the medication my doctor recommend I take for heart failure is making my life difficult due to side effects?
Can you be ‘cured’ after heart failure treatment? If not, how often do I need to check with my doctor how well it’s functioning?
Patient brochure
For more information about heart failure, download our patient brochure.
Why heart failure matters to you
David Sculthorpe, CEO of Canadian patient advocacy group, the Heart and Stroke Foundation, discusses heart failure in Canada and how it impacts so many.
