Healing Hearts Women's Support Group Find a Location Find a Doctor Heart & Vascular Arrhythmia Center Diagnostic Testing Treatments/Procedures Cardiology Heart Attack Care Minimally Invasive Procedures Clinical Research Diagnostic Services Heart Surgery Other Services Cardio-Oncology Cardiac Rehab Heart Failure Center Patient Success Stories Prevention & Wellness AHA Training Center CardioVascular Mobile Health Unit Hands-only CPR Healing Hearts Women's Support Group Heart Healthy Lifestyle Tips My Heart Rocks Take Time For Your Heart Women and Heart Disease Tobacco Cessation E-cigarette Education Fresh Start Tobacco Cessation Nicotine Medication Nicotine Replacement Nicotine Therapy Success Stories Tobacco Cessation Resources Valve Center Treatments Your Hospital Stay Care After Heart Surgery Intensive Care for Heart Conditions Nurses with Heart Care Expertise Partners in Heart Care Transitional Care Units IMPORTANT NOTICE In an abundance of caution and until further notice, the Healing Hearts Women's Support Group has been suspended. Please check back at a later date to see when the group will resume. St. Elizabeth Heart & Vascular Institute recognizes that women heart survivors have particular needs after a heart event. One of those needs is to be understood and listened to by someone who has been there. That’s why we started Healing Hearts – a support group for women heart survivors. Women who have had a heart attack, open heart surgery, a heart procedure, or a heart-related diagnosis are all welcome. You are invited to join us as we gather to learn more about healing and living with heart disease. Facilitated by a nurse navigator, the group’s goal is to learn from professionals and one another, and to support women as they heal. You are welcome to come to one meeting or as many as you like. The Healing Hearts support group meets the second Tuesday of every month from 9 to 10 a.m. at St. Elizabeth Edgewood. To learn more or to register for a session call 859-301-WELL (9355). Women & Heart Attack Symptoms Sweating, back pain ... These don't sound like typical heart attack symptoms. But, for Karen, they were. Find out how women often experience other symptoms of heart attack. READ KAREN'S STORY Your Road to Recovery Recovering after a heart attack or surgery takes time, and we’re here to help. Our rehabilitation experts will help you regain cardiovascular health and fitness safely. FIND OUT MORE CLICK HERE TO VIEW HEART HEALTHY RECIPES