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American Heart Association - Nebraska Join Nebraska’s movement to change the future of health and be the progress that ensures longer, healthier lives for all. www.heart.org/nebraska
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By driving breakthroughs in science, policy, and care, together, we can transform lives every day. Thank you for becoming a member of your American Heart Association social community. We encourage you to post comments, photos and videos on this page. American Heart Association social communities are intended to provide a forum for discussion, and the content provided by those other than the Americ

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04/09/2026

Heart disease doesn't always look the way we expect. Sometimes it's years of symptoms, unanswered questions, and being told it's "just stress" or "anxiety."

In these powerful stories, our Central Nebraska Go Red for Women survivor shares how finding the right doctor, connecting with another woman who understood her journey, and continuing to advocate for themselves finally led to answers and a diagnosis. These incredible women remind us why awareness, regular checkups, and listening to our bodies matter at every age.

No woman should feel alone in her heart health journey. Together, we can support one another, share our stories, and help more women get the care they deserve. ❤

04/09/2026

Tonight, at Central Nebraska Go Red for Women, we introduced three remarkable survivors whose heart journeys changed their lives forever.

Jennifer Zimmerman, Presley (and her mother Lira) Dutton and Sarah Bartling each faced a different challenge, from a congenital heart defect discovered in a child, to pregnancy-related complications, to a heart attack and serious cardiac rhythm disorder. Their experiences remind us why listening to our bodies, advocating for our health, and seeking answers can save lives.

These are stories of courage, resilience and hope. Most importantly, they are reminders that heart disease and stroke can affect anyone, and that awareness and action make all the difference.

Thank you, Jennifer, Lira, Presley and Sarah, for sharing your journeys of survival. ❤️

03/09/2026

Three women. Three heart journeys. One powerful message.

Meet Jennifer Zimmerman, Presley (and Lira) Dutton, and Sarah Bartling, Central Nebraska survivors whose experiences highlight the importance of recognizing symptoms, advocating for your health and never giving up when searching for answers.

Their stories inspire us to take charge of our heart health and support one another every step of the way.

We are RED-y to welcome you to the Central Nebraska Go Red for Women!
03/09/2026

We are RED-y to welcome you to the Central Nebraska Go Red for Women!

High blood pressure doesn't always announce itself, but it can have life-changing consequences.That's why we're excited ...
02/09/2026

High blood pressure doesn't always announce itself, but it can have life-changing consequences.

That's why we're excited to work with Creighton University at Highlander to bring a FREE Blood Pressure Hub to North Omaha. Through grant funding, community members now have access to a simple, convenient way to monitor their blood pressure and learn more about protecting their heart health.

Regular blood pressure checks can help identify problems early and empower people to take action before serious health issues occur.

Together, we're making heart health resources more accessible and helping build a healthier future for our community.

Know your numbers. Protect your heart.

When every second counts, you can help save a life. Tonight, watch 6 News WOWT as the American Heart Association - Nebra...
01/09/2026

When every second counts, you can help save a life. Tonight, watch 6 News WOWT as the American Heart Association - Nebraska's Community Impact Director, Amy Roberts, and Omaha Fire Department's share how PulsePoint Foundation's PulsePoint AED and PulsePoint Respond are helping connect everyday people to cardiac emergencies.

Download the apps, learn CPR and be ready to answer the call when someone in your community needs help most.

What a morning!Thank you to everyone who joined us for Breakfast in Red, our fun twist on Breakfast in Bed, as we offici...
27/08/2026

What a morning!

Thank you to everyone who joined us for Breakfast in Red, our fun twist on Breakfast in Bed, as we officially kicked off the countdown to the 2026 Omaha Go Red for Women campaign.

More than 65 guests gathered for a morning of connection, breakfast, and empowering conversation with a panel of local medical experts who answered important questions about women's health and heart disease. Attendees also learned about ways to get involved with the American Heart Association - Nebraska and Go Red for Women and help us create a longer, healthier future for all.

We're grateful to our speakers, supporters and guests for helping make this event such a success. We can't wait to continue the momentum leading up to November 3rd Go Red for Women!

We’re incredibly proud of our Nebraska/Sioux Falls team members who were recognized at the American Heart Association Mi...
26/08/2026

We’re incredibly proud of our Nebraska/Sioux Falls team members who were recognized at the American Heart Association Midwest Staff Awards!

As an extra special surprise, our team was also honored with the Excellence in Team Collaboration Award.

These recognitions reflect the passion, dedication and impact our staff bring to our mission every day. Please join us in congratulating our award winners and celebrating this amazing achievement. 👏

25/08/2026

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