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MyHeart MyLife peer support community

Your heart

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Living with a heart condition

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MyHeart MyLife peer support community

Together we thrive

The MyHeart MyLife community is a safe online group moderated by the Heart Foundation, where you can share your experience living with a heart condition, give and receive support, and discover ways to lead a heart healthy life with others who are on a similar recovery journey.

The community is open to adults living with a heart condition from anywhere in Australia and people caring for a loved one, family member or friend.

How can the community support you?

Being diagnosed and living with a heart condition can feel lonely. You may feel anxious and wonder about how others manage.

Being part of the MyHeart MyLife community can help you to:

  • Connect with others on a similar recovery journey
  • Ease feelings of isolation
  • Receive reassurance and share experiences
  • Learn how to lead a heart healthy life
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MyHeart MyLife community

Share your experience of living with a heart condition with others who are on a similar recovery journey.

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Last updated08 August 2024