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Rock from the Heart's mission is to proactively educate people about aortic and heart valve disease, bridge the gap between impacted families and the support they need, connect those diagnosed with vital resources, and inspire all through the healing power of music.  

Doherty, Cella, Keane LLP is a national law firm solely focused on Social Security disability benefits. With over 40 years of expertise, their skilled attorneys guide clients through every stage of the process, from initial applications to appeals. The firm is highly experienced in representing individuals with aortic dissections and related conditions, ensuring specialized, compassionate advocacy. Operating on a contingency basis, they provide peace of mind with no fees unless benefits are awarded. Trust DCK Law for reliable and dedicated representation in this critical area.

Heart Valve Voice US, a patient advocacy, nonprofit organization, provides patients with a united voice to improve health for people living with heart valve disease by advocating for early detection, meaningful support, and timely access to appropriate treatment for all people affected by heart valve disease. Heart Valve Voice works with people living with heart valve disease, clinicians and other experts, and other patient service and advocacy organizations to identify barriers to improving health for people living with valve disease and advocates for change to enhance health.

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