Where My Heart Is

Before I Had Open Heart Surgery Having heart problems is a very serious thing, but if it can be fixed it’s not as devastating as it sounds. I was born with the hole in my heart and the Doctor’s didn’t catch it till I was five days old. Doctors told my mom as I get older the hole should grow closed but, it did not. I was seven years old when they told me I had to have open heart surgery. I was very scared but, with the support of my family and friends I knew I would pull through. The reason I

Cardio-respiratory endurance is the ability of the lungs and heart to use and transport oxygen over an extended period of physical activity. To effectively measure the cardio-respiratory endurance of the individuals in our class, a multi-stage fitness test (commonly know as the beep test) was performed. Cones are placed 20m away from each other on a flat, non-slip surface as participants are required to run from one end at the sound of a recorded ‘beep’ noise and must reach the other side before

there that are important and meaningful to my life. But there are a few symbols that is extra special and represents me as a person and who I am today. The four most important symbols in my life are a cross, a family, the Vietnam flag, and the piano which all connects back to one big symbol, a heart. To begin, a cross is one of the most important symbols in my life. The cross symbolizes my religion which represents my hope and faith. The cross is where the Lord our God died on. As a catholic, the

Real Estate Energy Clearing and Energetic Upgrading. Energy is the foundation of all life. There are no limits where energy can go or not. As today and on the cosmic scale we are undergoing a great energy transformation. That's why it is important more then ever to raise your energy frequency/vibration . We do not always see things as they are, we see them as we are. The higher you are vibrating and reaching your energy frequency , the more you will attract things that are beneficial to your wellbeing

happens to be my heart. That sounds awfully sentimental but that’s not what I mean at all. I was born with ventricular bigeminy, which is a heart arrhythmia where there’s a continuous alteration of long and short beats. This is usually due to the ectopic heart beats occurring so frequently that there is one after each sinus beat, typically premature ventricular contractions (PVC’s). To add to it, one of the ventricles that are supposed to close when you are born never closed in my heart, making a decent

For my first project of this nutrition course, I am choosing the number one leading cause of death in the United States, heart disease. I am choosing to do my project on heart disease for several reasons. First, heart disease is very common on my father 's side of the family. Both of my father 's parents have been diagnosed with heart disease and my father himself has been diagnosed with high blood pressure, which is a precursor to developing heart disease. Also, by doing my project on heart disease

“The Tell-Tale Heart”, by Edgar Allan Poe, is a literary masterpiece. It is written from the unique perspective of a madman who is out to kill an old man because of his “Evil Eye”. The man accomplishes this but is overcome with guilt in the form of a “beating heart” for he loved the man. The madman gives himself up to the police when he can’t bear to hear the “heart” any longer. The original version of “The Tell-Tale Heart” is far superior to the version written by me in a different perspective.

able to determine my maximum heart rate and what training within 65 & 90% intensity looks like in terms of where my heart rate should be. I found this lab extremely helpful because now I can determine my heart rate and at what intensity I am working at, and if I need to adjust to push harder or slow down. I currently have a fit bit and I am able to see my heart rate constantly throughout a workout, but should I not have it, it is good to know how to determine where I am based on my pulse. In this lab

that required my help, next on the list was Phyllis. My stomach instantly lurched at the memory of my last visitation. My hands gripped tighter onto the steering wheel, my nails digging into the soft leather leaving an impression that would last. As I pressed my foot down on the accelerator my mind whirred as I struggled to wrestle with the emotions that where brimming within me and threatening to overflow. Pictures of the scene flew before my eyes, distracting me and occupying my every thought

Coronary Artery Disease (CAD) is a type of heart disease where plaque accumulates in the coronary arteries, which provide blood to the heart. The plaque is made of cholesterol deposits, and when it builds up in the arteries, it causes the arteries to slowly narrow (atherosclerosis). A very common symptom of CAD is angina, which is caused by the buildup of plaque. Angina is chest pain that is caused by reduced flow of oxygen rich blood to the heart. This makes the heart muscle weak, and can lead to another