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Cardiovascular diseases and stroke are the #1 cause of death. Survivors, volunteers, advocates, healthcare providers,donors - all are building healthier lives.
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What We Do
We're building healthier lives where you live and work - in the community, health care, education and research.
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Touch hearts - save lives. Here’s the chance to make a real difference!
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6800 W. 93rd Street
Overland Park, KS  66212
phone: (913) 652-1913
fax: (913) 648-0423
 
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Hope for kids with heart disease & stroke

Our oldest son, Cameron, had a heart defect repaired at 2-weeks-old when doctors switched his arteries with a procedure they consider far more complicated than a heart transplant.

A few years later we were told by our pediatrician that Kylie, our daughter, had had a stroke in utero.

Kylie’s story deals with something much less known, less researched and rarely even heard of by the average person.  Different than the surgical repair and recovery Cameron endured, Kylie’s recovery and development will be a life-long journey.

Euston FamilyIt is our hope that continued research will lead to new ways to diagnose and treat stroke in utero – preventing stroke from adversely affecting children like Kylie. 

It happened with heart defects like Cameron’s – why not stroke?   Euston Family Story
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Heart Walk VerticalThe recent 2013 Western Farm Show is helping the American Heart Association - Kansas City promote heart health and save lives - supporting the May 18th Kansas City Heart Walk.

Cutting Strawberries PictureEating strawberries and blueberries may cut heart attack risk in women.  They contain high levels of dietary flavonoidsand can easily be incorporated into what women eat every week


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