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Hosted by Jellis Vaes · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 55 episodes
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I’m Jellis Vaes, founder of The Heart Warrior Project and a sudden cardiac arrest survivor. I started this project after experiencing firsthand how intense and life-altering this journey can be, and how little emotional support is available. The Heart Warrior Project is dedicated to supporting cardiac arrest survivors and those at risk. On the podcast, I sit down not only with fellow heart warriors but also with cardiologists, psychologists, and other experts to explore both the physical and emotional sides of recovery.
Jellis Vaes hosts Heart Warrior Project: For cardiac arrest survivors & those at risk, a health show with 55 episodes published.
Health trackers… They are becoming increasingly popular. But can a health tracker actually help when you live with a heart condition, or could it make you more anxious? After wearing the WHOOP health tracker for 11 month
Dr. Brian Peach is a critical care researcher with a special focus on post-intensive care syndrome, also known as PICS. You can leave your questions by going to this page: https://heartwarriorproject.com/experts/ Quest
In this episode, I share the five most important insights I’ve gathered over my 27-year journey of living with arrhythmogenic cardiomyopathy, surviving a sudden cardiac arrest, and navigating life as a heart patient. Whe
Sudden cardiac arrest survivor Elise van de Haar shares her story of what life has been like living with an ICD, and what her experiences were like receiving multiple shocks. This full conversation with Elise is part of
Help the heart of The Heart Warrior Project continue beating by supporting us: https://heartwarriorproject.com/getinvolved In this episode, you're listening to a recording of our live Q&A meetup with Dr. Sanjay Gupta, a
Becca Travis, a sudden cardiac arrest survivor, collapsed in 2024 at the age of 24 while out for a run. Today, she is preparing to run her first marathon, the London Marathon, to raise awareness of heart health and funds
What question do you want me to ask Dr. Thachil? You can send them in through the following link: https://heartwarriorproject.com/experts/
In this Q&A episode, I’m joined by Dr. Sanjay Gupta, Consultant Cardiologist at York Teaching Hospital in the UK. With nearly 28 years of experience, Dr. Gupta is passionate about doing healthcare differently — focusing
In this episode of The Heart Warrior Project, I sit down with Will, a fellow cardiac arrest survivor, to talk openly about something many ICD patients fear: receiving a shock. This is the full, in-depth conversation with
Love and dating can feel complicated after surviving a sudden cardiac arrest, living with heart disease, carrying an ICD, taking medication, or navigating physical limitations. Quiet doubts can begin to surface: Will som
Dr. Sanjay Gupta, a consultant cardiologist at York Teaching Hospital in the UK, with a specialist focus on cardiac imaging, lifestyle medicine, and patient empowerment, is joining the podcast in a couple of days for a Q
This live Q&A meetup was turned into a podcast episode so those who couldn’t join live can listen to it. In this Q&A episode, we are joined by Prof. Dr. Johan Saenen, a renowned cardiologist and electrophysiologist from
If this episode was helpful, consider supporting The Heart Warrior Project through merch, donations, or become a Heart Warrior Patron. 👉 https://heartwarriorproject.com/getinvolved/ After leaving the hospital, we don’t
I sincerely hope The Heart Warrior Project has been a source of support for you — and that it can continue to be one. I care deeply about making The Heart Warrior Project better, and I want to do this together with you.
In this conversation, I talk with George Biesmans, a fellow heart warrior from our community, to discuss the complexities of living with heart disease and the progressive heart disease he has, DSP cardiomyopathy. George
If you’d like to learn more about living with heart disease, check out the full episode, where George, Karen, Dr. Sears, and I share insights on navigating that journey: https://youtu.be/P3ipXCvSfo8?si=0PmbtWNHal4wqXLb K
Help me keep The Heart Warrior Project alive: https://heartwarriorproject.com/getinvolved/ In this episode, I share what I’ve learned from over 20 years of living with heart disease. I’m joined by two wonderful members o
Show notes for this episode can be found here: https://heartwarriorproject.com/chana-chaya-meetup/. In this live Q&A meetup, Chaya Chana, a family and relationship therapist who is also a sudden cardiac arrest survivor,
Show notes can be found here: https://heartwarriorproject.com/living-with-an-icd-douglas-rachac/ ____________ ❤️Help Me to Keep The Project Alive! ❤️ If you found this video/episode helpful, consider supporting this proj
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Heart Warrior Project: For cardiac arrest survivors & those at risk is hosted by Jellis Vaes. The show is categorised under health (fitness) and has published 55 episodes.
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