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A Silent Blood Clot, a 10-Hour Surgery, and a Second Chance at Life Canadian CTEPH patient, Carol Stokley was healthy, active, and unstoppable, until the day she couldn’t breathe. After months of being told nothing was wrong, she collapsed into ICU with life-threatening clots in her lungs. Hear how a once-in-a-lifetime surgery gave her breath, strength, and life back. phaware podcast #575 phacanada

I'm Aware That I'm Rare: the phaware® podcast: Episode 575 - Carol Stokley A Silent Blood Clot, a 10-Hour Surgery, and a Second Chance at Life Canadian CTEPH patient, Carol Stokley was healthy, active, and unstoppable, until the day she couldn’t breathe. After months of being told nothing was wrong, she collapsed into ICU with life-threatening clots in her lungs. Hear ho...

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Persistence, Freedom, and New Possibilities in PH the Podcast May Recap. https://mailchi.mp/phaware/maypodcastrecap

From “Untreatable” to Life-Changing: The New Era of CTEPH Care. What happens when patients are told everything looks “normal” but they still can’t breathe? Dr. Jenny Yang explains how new testing and team-based care are solving one of pulmonary medicine’s most overlooked mysteries and changing what’s possible for CTEPH patients. This Special Edition episode is sponsored by Liquidia. https://phawarepodcast.libsyn.com/site/episode-574-jenny-yang-md

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The New Era of CTEPH Care. Dr. Jenny Yang explains how new testing and team-based care are solving one of pulmonary medicine’s most overlooked mysteries and what’s possible for patients. podcast ep 574 This Special Edition episode is sponsored by Liquidia.

I'm Aware That I'm Rare: the phaware® podcast: Episode 574 - Jenny Yang, MD From “Untreatable” to Life-Changing: The New Era of CTEPH Care What happens when patients are told everything looks “normal” but they still can’t breathe? Dr. Jenny Yang explains how new testing and team-based care are solving one of pulmonary medicine’s most overlooked mysteries and cha...

Why “The Walking Guy” Trusts His Therapist as Much as His Cardiologist. It's . Hear why PAH patient, Eric Borstein, started walking as a way to survive medication side effects and how mental health has reshaped his recovery, and has become one of the lifelines. https://phawarepodcast.libsyn.com/site/episode-587-eric-borstein

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Why “The Walking Guy” Trusts His Therapist as Much as His Cardiologist

For PAH patient, Eric Borstein, walking started as a way to survive medication side effects. Now, it has become a way to survive himself. Each step pulling “EB” further from an ICU bed and closer to an identity that isn’t defined by illness. Mental health has reshaped his recovery, and has become one of the lifelines he believes should be prescribed alongside life-saving therapies.
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I'm Aware That I'm Rare: the phaware® podcast: Episode 573 - Eric Borstein Why “The Walking Guy” Trusts His Therapist as Much as His Cardiologist For PAH patient, Eric Borstein, walking started as a way to survive medication side effects. Now, it has become a way to survive himself. Each step pulling “EB” further from an ICU bed and closer to an identity that isn.....