Dhru Purohit

In your relationships or being around toxic people.

Could be in your finances and you're not giving them the attention.

And you're in that in-between period where you feel also a little bit embarrassed that you should know better about it.

But at the end of the day, you still need help.

And you're trying to make that decision and the stress that comes with that.

I can't even imagine in that situation of heart health what that would be like.

But I've definitely dealt with that in other areas of my life.

Absolutely.

And again, that's why I think that people appreciate it hearing from a heart doctor themselves that this is something that they went through and are using to literally not only transform their lives in terms of priority, but taking that experience and going and telling that story to as many people as they can so that we all can get a handle of this number one killer of men and women and actually

Maybe potentially take some steps right now so we don't end up in the same situation.

Is that your mission?

One of the top questions that human beings ask themselves after any life altering event, and in this situation, knock on wood, something that you were able to not only survive from, but turn into a thriving experience in your life that's impacting other people.

One of the top questions that people ask is, why did this happen to me?

And there's two ways to look at that question.

One is, woe is me.

Why did that happen to me?

Absolutely.

The victim place, which we've all thought that thought about different things, a bad breakup, a bad situation, whatever it might be, a health event that's there.

You know, you feel like life is happening to you, not always for you.

So that's a human thing.