Why Strangers Won't Do CPR on Women | HeartCharged | The One Percent Heart

Описание: Only 9% of people survive sudden cardiac arrest. Women are 40% less likely to get help—because bystanders don't want to remove their shirt to use an AED.

📺 CHAPTERS
00:00 Why Women Die More From Cardiac Arrest
00:45 Introduction
01:26 What is HeartCharged?
02:37 Why Their Instagram Outperforms Major Charities
05:02 The "Not Dead Yet" Shirt Story
05:53 Why CHD Patients Aren't Seen as Adults
08:21 The Survival Stats: 1988 vs Today
09:24 Getting Dismissed by Doctors
10:48 The Problem With How Women Are Treated
11:30 Flash Campaign Explained
14:16 Tying It All Together
15:27 What You Can Do to Help
18:45 What Does CHD Mean to You?
20:28 Where to Find HeartCharged

👤 ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Bethany and Hannah Keime started HeartCharged after realizing how lucky they were to have each other through their CHD journey—and how many patients don't have that. What began as an Instagram page is now a nonprofit that's passed school heart screening legislation, donated dozens of AEDs (one saved a life), and launched the viral "Flash the Boobs to Save a Life" campaign addressing why women have worse cardiac arrest survival rates.

We talk about why CHD is still seen as a childhood disease, why young patients get dismissed by doctors, and what it takes to build a community that actually connects.

🔗 CONNECT WITH HEARTCHARGED
Website: https://getheartcharged.com
Instagram: @heartcharged

❤️ CONNECT WITH US
Website: https://onepercentheart.com
Instagram: @theCHDpodcast
Email: [email protected]

📋 ABOUT THE ONE PERCENT HEART
The One Percent Heart Podcast is inspired by the 1% of people born with a congenital heart defect (CHD). Through heartfelt stories and expert interviews, we highlight the experiences of patients living with CHD while exploring the medical breakthroughs shaping their future.

⚠️ DISCLAIMER
Nothing in this episode constitutes medical advice. These are personal experiences, opinions, and stories.

🏷️ KEYWORDS
congenital heart defect, CHD, cardiac arrest survival, AED, CPR, women's heart health, HeartCharged, patient advocacy, heart warrior, CHD awareness

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