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Members responded with warmth and hope to someone asking about living with a low ejection fraction (EF) of 35, sharing personal journeys that... Read more
@A MyHeartDiseaseTeam Member My ejection factor is between 15-20% the last time it was checked, I am still learning bout dealing with it.
It is so good to hear that so many people have lived longer than what Doctor have given them having strong faith and doing all the rite things help a lot ,Only our heavenly FATHER has the final answer of our time on this planet 🌏, we just keep it pumping
AsaeliNgahe,
Yes in my opinion, better healthcare offer many benefits. (And a longer life) The medical providers gave me 5 years. I am still going strong toward my 7th year. . I found that, you heal faster, have more energy and a more pleasant attitude. Keep striving for better health, there will be roadblocks a long the way, but you can leap over them as they come. Always clarify this information with your healthcare provider. God Bless 💖🙏🏾
Hi Tisha, I am happy to know you replied to AsaeliNgahe. Your story was the first that came to mind when I read the post. I really wanted to mention your story but, I know you always come thru for the Team. Have a Great night, my Friend. Blessed to have you on the Team!
An ejection fraction (EF) of 35% falls into the "reduced ejection fraction" category (HFrEF), which means the heart muscle isn't contracting as strongly as it should. It's completely understandable to want to connect with others who truly get what that's like.
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