Description: Despite the myth that heart disease is just a man’s disease, current information about women & heart disease is changing viewpoints and women are taking notice.

But something that is not frequently talked about is what happens after a diagnosis of heart disease or a heart condition.

The emotions, the feelings, and the profound affect it can have on one’s life are details that are often left out.

If it were not for this interview, Lisa Cravens and Cynthia Sells might never have met.

Their paths probably would not have crossed-two women with two dramatically different stories but with a common bond.

Both women experienced the effects of heart disease and both experienced a change of heart in their lives.

For Lisa Cravens her heart symptoms started out slow.

“I started out having some arm discomfort on Sunday afternoon. I kind of tried to deny the fact that it could be a heart attack because I was so young. I had a hard time sleeping that night. Monday I decided