Passion. Purpose. Power. That's what it means to Go Red for Women. Join us as we unite against the No. 1 killer of women, cardiovascular disease.

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Be ready to save a life. Learn Hands-Only CPR today!
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💔 You’ve lived through it. ❤️ Now help others survive it. We believe every survivor has a story that can save a life. If you're ready to share yours, apply to be part of the American Heart Association's Go Red for Women 2027 Class of Survivors. 🔗 spr.ly/6014B8INtI
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Talk to me, talk to me. Do you know the two simple steps to save a life with Hands-Only CPR? If you see a teen or adult collapse, call 911 and push hard and fast in the center of the chest to the beat of @oliviadeano’s “Man I Need.” #NationofLifesavers #CPRwithHeart
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Planning any watch parties this summer? ⚽Here’s inspiration for some healthier game-day snacks with an international flair.
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During a road trip with her sister, Beth Opel began experiencing the signs of a heart attack. Recognizing the symptoms, they rushed to the nearest hospital. Doctor's told Beth's sister that she may not survive. They found a complete blockage and Beth received a stent.
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¿Es usted un sobreviviente de una enfermedad cardíaca o de un derrame cerebral y tiene una historia poderosa que compartir? ¡Queremos oírlo! Solicite ser parte de la Clase de Sobrevivientes 2027 Go Red for Women. spr.ly/6017B82K0H
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Time is running out to apply for the American Heart Association’s Go Red for Women 2027 Class of Survivors. Submit your application by Friday, June 19. For more information and the application, visit spr.ly/6013B8NwZc.
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Speaking of things that could save a life… If you see a teen or adult collapse, call 911 and push hard and fast in the center of the chest to the beat of “Parachute.” CPR can double or triple the chances of surviving a cardiac arrest. #NationOfLifesavers #CPRwithHeart
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Tell your story. Save lives. That's the goal of our Go Red for Women Class of Survivors. Apply to be a part of our 2027 class through Friday, June 19. For official rules and application, visit spr.ly/6011B8LPtx.
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After being selected for the Go Red for Women 2026 Class of Survivors, Erin Adelekun, Beth Opel, Migdalia Rodriguez and nine other incredible women came together at the American Heart Association headquarters in Dallas to begin their sisterhood. Their stories are powerful. Their impact is just beginning. There’s still time to apply for the 2027 class — your story could help others. For the official rules and application, visit spr.ly/6018B8NVGj.
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You are not alone—and you can help others feel that too. ❤️ Join a powerful sisterhood of survivors as part of the Go Red for Women 2027 Class of Survivors. Share your journey. Inspire action. Create change. Applications are open now through June 19: spr.ly/6010B8WUYj
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Learn Hands-Only CPR while you celebrate the FIFA World Cup at FIFA Fan Festival 2026™! Cardiac arrest can happen to anyone, anywhere. When someone nearby steps up to help, the chances of survival can double or triple. Hands-Only CPR takes just minutes to learn. Visit us at Fan Fests in Atlanta, Dallas, Philadelphia and New York/New Jersey to get the skills to be ready and save a life! #NationOfLifesavers #FIFAWorldCup
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¡No pierda la oportunidad de postularse para ser parte de la Clase de Sobrevivientes Go Red for Women 2027! Obtenga más información y presente su solicitud hoy. spr.ly/6017B82zXU
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Don't miss the opportunity to apply to be part of the Go Red for Women 2027 Class of Survivors. To learn more and submit your application, visit spr.ly/6017B82zXU. The deadline is June 19.
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💪 Your story has power. 💬 Your voice can inspire. ❤️ Your experience could help another woman survive. Apply now for the Go Red for Women 2027 Class of Survivors and you could become a national voice for heart and stroke awareness. 🗓️ Applications open through June 19 🔗 spr.ly/61854H15L
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Zhiaea was 19 when sharp pain in her arm led her to urgent care. She never imagined that day would end with a heart diagnosis. Doctors told her there was fluid around her heart. She was sent home with medication and a diagnosis of idiopathic pericarditis, inflammation of the sac surrounding the heart. But weeks later, the pain came back, even stronger. During one episode, she couldn’t move or speak for hours because of intense chest and arm pain. That’s when her diagnosis changed to severe recurrent pericarditis. Living with recurrent pericarditis meant learning new limits. “To be a teenage girl not able to work, or work out anymore, due to physical restrictions was hard,” she says. Things like laughing too hard, talking too much or sitting in a car too long would leave Zhiaea exhausted. Today, she’s still healing, but she’s kinder to herself. “Knowing when to listen to my body has been very helpful. Some days my body insists on doing nothing, and I have to be fine with that. I’ve learned to remain patient.”
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What can you do if he’s “Choosin’ Texas?” Probably not much. But in a cardiac emergency, there IS somethin’ you can do. Know the two simple steps of Hands-Only CPR. If you see a teen or adult collapse, call 911 and push hard and fast in the center of the chest to the beat of this country smash from @ellalangleymusic. #NationOfLifesavers #CPRwithHeart
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