Menopause affects many women in the pulmonary hypertension community. This new publication by the UK Pulmonary Hypertension Association, PHA UK, answers common questions, shares real experiences, and brings expert advice to help make things a little easier for patients. Order this free resource on the PHA UK website at this link
This week (12th-18th May) is Mental Health Awareness Week in the UK. Over the years the UK pulmonary hypertension association, PHA UK, has built up a range of services and resources to help patients that are struggling with anxiety, depression, or general mental wellbeing, you can find all the details at here.
This article by Jen Cueva, a pulmonary hypertension patient, reflects on the challenges of managing setbacks, particularly for those with pulmonary arterial hypertension and other chronic conditions, emphasizing that setbacks are not failures but may represent opportunities to adjust and persevere. It highlights the importance of self-compassion, rest, and leaning on support systems to navigate
The European Lung Foundation educational resources about remote care and the use of digital tools include text and videos covering: 🔹 Video calls for consultations🔹 Sharing photos or videos🔹 Virtual wards and home monitoring🔹 Online rehabilitation and activity sessions🔹 Online diaries, journals or questionnaires🔹 Online questionnaires🔹 Wearable devices🔹 Health apps🔹 Benefits of digital healthcare technologies
Colleen Brunetti started her career as a teacher, but after her pulmonary hypertension diagnosis was forced to leave this field. She began a journey to re-invent herself implementing a holistic lifestyle and went on to become a certified health coach. In her book “Defining the new normal: A guide to becoming more than your diagnosis”
