Overlooked Challenges: Navigating Cognitive Recovery After Cardiac Arrest

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Question: How do I cope with the cognitive aftermath of my cardiac arrest when my concerns about brain injury are often dismissed? As a cardiac arrest survivor, you may find yourself grappling with not just the physical ramifications of your ordeal but also the often overlooked cognitive challenges that accompany it. It’s not uncommon for … Read more

Exploring the Experience of Children Who Have Provided Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) and the Impact of CPR Training

Providing cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) during a cardiac emergency can be an unsettling and even traumatic experience. As CPR training becomes more prevalent in schools, it’s crucial that we understand the potential psychological impact on children and teens. I am part of a new research study from King’s College London that aims to explore the experiences … Read more

Cautiously Returning to Sports After Cardiac Arrest

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For many cardiac arrest survivors, sports and outdoor activities were a major part of life before their cardiac event. The thought of permanently eliminating these passions can be incredibly disheartening. However, with a thoughtful approach and over time, some activities may become possible to enjoy again – especially as your confidence builds. Assessing Your Risks … Read more

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