September 5, 2018

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7 Tips for Traveling with Heart Failure

Being diagnosed with a chronic illness like heart failure instantly makes you think about the rest of your life. “How will this impact my family? Will I be able to do the things I love? Can I travel?” These are common questions that every heart failure patient has. According to the Ted Rogers Centre For

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