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CPR/BLS Classes This Weekend in Dunwoody 👇

🗓 BLS 10am – 4spots left
ACLS -2 spots left

✔️ Same-day certification
✔️ Small classes
✔️ Easy, stress-free training

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CPR/BLS Classes This Week in Cu***ng and Dunwoody 👇

🗓 BLS Thursday morning in Cu***ng – 6 spots left
ACLS - 5 spots available
🗓 BLS Saturday Morning in Dunwoody – 5 spots left
ACLS -4 spots available

✔️ Same-day certification
✔️ Small classes
✔️ Easy, stress-free training

Message me or book here: https://www.hovn.app/all-heart-atlanta-ga/courses

Cardiovascular disease is the No. 1 killer of women in the United States. But many women don't realize their warning signs can look very different from what some people expect.

While chest pain is the most common symptom for both men and women, some women experience signs that may be overlooked, like nausea, extreme fatigue or pain in the jaw or upper back. When those signs go unrecognized, women wait longer for care. And that delay can be deadly.

The American Heart Association is working to change that through research, education, and awareness programs focused specifically on women. These symptoms aren't minor details. They're warning signs that deserve immediate attention.

Be honest…

If someone collapsed in front of you right now — would you know what to do?

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❤️ “READY”
or
⚠️ “I need a refresher”

No judgment — just awareness.

At All Heart Atlanta, we make BLS & ACLS simple, supportive, and stress-free.

Don’t wait until it’s an emergency to wish you had renewed.

👉 Spots are open this week. Link in bio to register.

Signs and Symptoms Saturday!

Heart disease is the nation's leading killer, and every 40 seconds someone has a heart attack.
Women more often experience symptoms other than chest pain, wait longer before seeking help and attribute symptoms to other causes. Young, seemingly healthy women without known heart disease risk factors might experience an uncommon form of heart attack caused by a tearing in the coronary artery wall.



https://www.heart.org/en/news/2020/01/21/get-familiar-with-signs-of-a-heart-attack-or-stroke