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04/10/2025

Thank You…

Woman of Impact nominees are changemakers using their voices to make a difference. Together they will raise much needed funds, take charge of their health, advocate for all women and change policy.

02/10/2025

Information to know and share…
Causes of a silent heart attack in women
A silent heart attack most often happens when the flow of blood is blocked in the coronary arteries by a build up of plaque. Studies differ, but some suggest that silent heart attacks are more common in women than in men.

Women and their physicians may also be more likely to chalk up symptoms of a silent heart attack to stress or anxiety and dismiss them.

Hard to recognize symptoms of a silent heart attack
A silent heart attack is still like any other heart attack — there’s a blockage of blood flow to a section of the heart. That blockage can cause scarring and damage to the heart muscle. It’s possible for a doctor to discover a heart attack through the use of MRI or an EKG and the person never know the heart attack occurred.

People who have silent heart attacks are more likely to have non-specific and subtle symptoms, such as:

Indigestion
Flu-like symptoms
Feeling like you strained a muscle in the chest or upper back
Discomfort in the jaw or upper back or arms
Risk factors for a silent heart attack in women
The risk factors for a silent heart attack are the same as those for a known heart attack, and include:

Diabetes
High blood pressure
High cholesterol
Smoking
Family history of heart disease
Obesity
Increasing age
A silent heart attack can be just as dangerous as its more obvious counterpart. Because the event often leaves scarring and damage to the heart, it puts the person at greater risk of other heart problems. Since the person didn’t know to seek treatment, blood flow to the heart might not have been restored quickly, and no medications were administered, so the impact could be greater.

My Ambassador Link to donate - Thank You 🩷💚
https://www2.heart.org/site/TR/GoRedforWomen/WSA-WesternStatesAffiliate?px=28890083&pg=personal&fr_id=11883&fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0BMQABHQ8DezsATupL9D4xxmm3xSkNOIJPS5zXgZMY0bAhK1phsIEZe_fprtBEaw_aem_lBPcCLnKDf78S4Y7hqF4Bg

Woman of Impact nominees are changemakers using their voices to make a difference. Together they will raise much needed funds, take charge of their health, advocate for all women and change policy.

02/07/2025

What had happended was...a few of my Sister Friends also know as The F.L.A.M.E.S. agreed to help me as an American Heart Association Ambassador raise funds as we help educate on the importance of heart-health. Today is Go Red Day for heart health month and I'm certain you all are dressed in your best RED (share your photos please) So, what if I said that together, we can help save the lives of millions of people? We know it takes dollars to help save lives through research and trials. We The F.L.A.M.E.S. are asking for your dollars and your coins. Your donation to the American Heart Association makes you a powerful advocate for a world filled with longer and heathier lives. Be on the look out for DAILY reminders and an EXCITING invitation to participate live and in person. We gonna be doing some FUN stuff and want you to be part of it. Thank you for supporting and donating to a cause that is important to me by using the link below. Toni Ragsdale Michelle Love-Day Tara Steele Diane Matthews Julie Best Miki Hesleph Lori Kun Linda Hill Michele Johnson Anna Pocarro - We Ready!
American Heart Association - Woman of Impact

Woman of Impact nominees are changemakers using their voices to make a difference. Together they will raise much needed funds, take charge of their health, advocate for all women and change policy.

07/19/2024

All this…

How do you feel about the Vice President? Give me a couple minutes of your time and let me know if that changes...

07/13/2024

WOW! I cried, shouted, prayed, and gave advice to the TV! This was hard to watch with so much family trauma and anger. 🥲

07/01/2024

The link below beautifully captured the Juneteenth Flag Raising Celebration at the University of Utah. Thank You All for your support and participation.

Events across the state marked the holiday commemorating the end of slavery

06/30/2024

We did a thing…members of our D9 community had the opportunity to share space with Vice President Kamala Harris hosted in Park City at the home of Nancy and Ambassador Mark Gilbert. Needless to say our presence and collective power was noticed and felt. The group photo with our Vice President will be shared later. Fpb Principal Betty Sawyer Tamara Nichele Yolanda H Lewis Monica Annoh Candyce Fly Lee Sandra Hollins Christine Chapman Erika George

06/28/2024

AKAversary 15 uninterrupted years and counting. I.Love.My.AKA🩷💚

04/23/2024

Oh the places (Alabama, Tennessee, California) you will go (in April) for the love, joy, commitment, and service for AKA Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.- Upsilon Beta Omega Chapter, Utah

03/25/2024

Opportunities happen when we say yes for a cause. The American Heart Association connected with Tunisha Brown and she invited a few Sisters to support her as an IMPACT Ambassador to raise awareness about heart disease in our community. We want to encourage you to take care of you. Schedule your annual check-up. Walk, Run, Skip, Jump rope, Zumba, whatever exercise works for you to maintain a healthy lifestyle. We love you much! Join us for the cover reveal on March 29th.