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A garden of multi-color hearts with long stems and a golden background

HerSigns is a heart-led community focusing on women’s heart health. Learn the signs of heart attack. Share them with the women you love.

Built by a survivor.

Powered by every woman who shares.

Made for you.

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Heart attacks don't look the same on a woman's body. Most of us were never told what to look for. HerSigns is how we change that, together.

Start learning now → the warning signs women miss

Your body may warn you in ways you weren’t taught to notice.

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Women's warning signs are often different from men's, and they can begin weeks before. Too often they're brushed off as stress or anxiety. Learning the signs can help a woman get care sooner.

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Is this you?

You exercise. You eat well. You think you're too young. You have perfect numbers. You have heart disease in your family. Or you're sure it could never happen to you. You were told it was probably just stress or anxiety.

Or maybe you already know. You felt it in your own body. Now you want the women you love to know what you know, before they ever need it. You want to pass it forward, alongside other women who understand.

This is HerSigns. Built for you. Whether you're learning your signs for the first time, or you've lived them and want to share them, you belong here.

When one woman learns her signs, she can help change the outcome for another.

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HerSigns is a community built on one simple act: a woman learns her signs, then sends them to a woman she loves. Care passed from one woman to the next.

A community of sharing

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HerSigns was built by a heart attack survivor who didn't recognize her own signs. She and other survivors are making sure the next woman does.

Read her story here

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A garden of multi-color hearts with long stems and a golden background

The Garden: sharing that feels good

Every sign, message, or act of care you send is like growing a heart signs garden together. It’s a scary topic and we can make it feel good to share awareness.

Send a sign

Grow the garden of awareness.

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Why HerSigns is different

  • Built around the symptoms women actually feel, not the male Hollywood heart attack.

  • Woman-to-woman, never clinical. A friend who's been through it.

  • Powerful messages packaged in beautiful ways.

  • An extension of a movement already underway, built to amplify the people and organizations spreading the message.

  • First a community, then maybe an app. For now, go ahead, SAVE this site to your HOME screen so you can share more often!

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Be a part of the HerSigns community.

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Know your signs. Trust your body.

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HerSigns is an education and awareness community. It does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always consult a qualified healthcare provider about your heart health.