Dear listeners this podcast is a short exclusive trailer leading towards my very important interview with an "open heart surgery" patient; Keith Brown from Oklahoma, USA. I will be interviewing him very soon about his life story; How he developed heart disease over the years and what factors lead to his major heart operation. He will also discuss with the audience the effects of the operation on his general well being and his relationships with loved ones. So stay tuned in for this podcast as it will be highlighting a true human story both sad but also with hope.

"Losing a loved one to a heart attack is a profound and devastating experience that leaves an emotional trauma on those left behind. The suddenness of a heart attack often amplifies the shock and grief, catching family and friends off guard. Coping with the abrupt and unexpected loss requires navigating a complex emotional landscape. Those who have lost someone to a heart attack often grapple with feelings of disbelief and a profound sense of emptiness. The abrupt severance of a cherished

relationship can lead to a range of emotions, including sorrow, anger, and a lingering sense of unfinished business. The shock of the sudden departure leaves loved ones searching for answers, grappling with the notion that someone so vital could be taken away so swiftly. In the aftermath, individuals left behind may find solace in shared memories, seeking comfort in the moments that defined their relationship with the departed.

Grieving the loss of a loved one to a heart attack can be particularly challenging as survivors confront the dual task of mourning the person they loved and grappling with the suddenness of the event. Support from friends, family, and grief counselling can be crucial during this time, providing a lifeline for those navigating the tumultuous seas of grief. Sharing stories, expressing emotions, and cherishing the memories of the departed can aid in the healing process. While the pain may never fully dissipate, with time and support, individuals can learn to carry the memory of their loved ones with them, finding ways to honour their legacy and integrate the experience into the

tapestry of their lives."