Overview

This book reveals a solution for your unexplained heart attack-like symptoms - chest pain, shortness of breath, pain in the neck, back or jaw. It's not just stress. Something's wrong. There's hope. In these pages you'll find an in-depth exploration of a potentially life-threatening congenital heart condition known as a myocardial bridge, a condition present in roughly one in four people, though only a small percentage experience symptoms. The author, who has firsthand experience with the condition and its surgical treatment, provides a unique perspective on living with and overcoming this often misunderstood malady. Drawing from transcripts of the podcast of the same name, the book includes compelling interviews with leading cardiac surgeons specializing in the controversial ""unroofing"" procedure, as well as stories from patients who have undergone the surgery. Together, these narratives paint a comprehensive picture of the procedure's success and its life-changing, potentially life-saving effects on those treated. Beyond personal and patient stories, the book challenges traditional medical approaches to diagnosing and treating myocardial bridges. It advocates for a shift in how the medical community views this condition, aiming to improve diagnosis and treatment options while offering hope to those struggling with symptoms. With its blend of personal insight, expert commentary, and patient experiences, this book seeks to educate, inspire, and transform the conversation around myocardial bridges.

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Many of my patients with myocardial bridges are very well educated on the condition and I think part of that is because of your podcast. Dr. Samit Shah Yale University Medical Center It's nice to have the support of someone so positive and to hear all the positive stories you produce. It helps more than you know. You're a hero. You've made such a difference to so many. Myself included. K.S. California I'm crying. You are a rock star. Thank you. S.M. California I love that you are building the platform. You have provided so much helpful information and there are still so many people to reach and information to share. I am thankful for your work, as I know countless others will be as well. V.T. Texas I laughed. I cried. I learned a little, I grew some as a human. For this problem, that's so misunderstood, it's so great to have a conversation with people that understand. Thanks again Jeff for doing this. P.F. Arizona This is amazing, congratulations. Dr. Mark Francis Berry Stanford University Medical Center Thank you for what you do. You're helping make people's lives better by getting information about myocardial bridges out there. T.S. California This is giving hope and education to so many. It is a giant leap forward for our myocardial bridge community. Only positive things can come from this. Just imagine how many people would continue to suffer without your information and stories. R.D. Indiana Made me tear up. It's so thoughtful and wonderful to be connected to so many people in our community because of you. Thank you. A.P. California Just wanted to reach out to say thanks for what you do and for being such a solid fount of information for so many. C.J. Arkansas I don't know that if I hadn't read the book, I would still be here today. What you are doing in educating others about myocardial bridges is truly saving lives. M.D. California Excellent work Jeff, I hope more people will benefit in the future from definitive solutions. Professor Theodoros Kofidis Hygeia Hospital, Greece Please keep going with your efforts to educate people on this condition. For me the information and interviews you have done could be life-saving. At this point we are early in the process and I'm not sure I am a candidate for this surgery but I have hope. You helped to give me this hope. R.C. California Jeff, this is great. Thanks for all your hard work. I really appreciate it and think it will have a great impact. Dr. Husam Balkhy University of Chicago Medical Center

Author Information

Broadcast pro turned podcast leader, Jeff Holden, made the successful leap from analog to digital audio in 2013 founding NewSense Strategies, Inc. dba Hear Me Now Studio. Under his leadership, these ventures have flourished, producing dozens of shows, increasing brand awareness and financial growth for his clients through authentic storytelling and coaching to directly target each company's specific niche market. Included in those programs are the award winning ""Financial Sobriety"" now rebranded as ""The Whole Wealth Journey"" podcast and his own niche health podcast ""Imperfect Heart"". Driven by his passion to serve, Jeff also launched ""The Non Profit Podcast Network"" aiming to revolutionize the way non-profit organizations communicate their stories. A seasoned broadcast professional with over 35 years of successful experience growing audience and revenue, he embarked on his journey in Chicago before making significant contributions in Dallas and ultimately settling in Sacramento, California in 1985. Throughout his career, he has demonstrated a skill for sales and genearal management, operating local radio stations as well as national sales offices and launching multiple stations across diverse formats including Spanish and Urban.As the former Central California Regional VP and General Manager of iHeartRadio's multi- station cluster in Sacramento, Jeff played a pivotal role in the sustained success of KFBK AM/FM, one of the nation's oldest and most influential news/talk stations. Beyond his entrepreneurial pursuits, he remains deeply engaged in the Sacramento community, serving on the Capital Public Radio board and lending his expertise to various non-profit initiatives. With an unwavering commitment to innovation and storytelling, he continues to shape the landscape of broadcast and podcasting alike. He and his wife have four grown children and twin granddaughters. He's an avid cyclist and automotive enthusiast and loves listening to, well...podcasts.

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