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Lecture by Dr.James Fett On Saturday, May 20, 2012, Dr. James Fett presented a lecture about peripartum cardiomyopathy (PPCM) at the Berlin Cardiac Problems in Pregnancy. The link below provides you with a page where you are able to download the Powerpoint of the presentation. http://www.hashaiti.org/
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When I developed PPCM in July 2011, I trawled the internet for information about PPCM and found a lot of conflicting information and out of date websites. It was confusing!! When I left hospital, I believed that I had a 50% chance of dying in 5 years or recovering completely
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Researchers team at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center (BIDMC) have uncovered important new clues suggesting that peripartum cardiomyopathy (PPCM) may be a vascular disease, brought about by an imbalance of in the heart during the peripartum period, just prior to and immediately following delivery. http://www.bidmc.org/News/InResearch/
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To edit or add a description field, so when hovering over a pin on the Locations map, go to Add/Update a Location link. You will see the description field, where you can enter in text. This is a great place to put a little bit about yourself, so when
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Myheartsisters.com can be set to post back to facebook. To find out what your settings are, go to your Facebook page and then Go to Account Settings (under the Home link - right hand corner) Then Click on "Apps" Then the 'edit' link in the
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Site updates are continuing. Issues with like buttons and we found some errors on signups with post backs to Facebook. There was also a world wide Facebook outage with the like buttons and post backs..which meant some people were able to join the APP but not complete the sign