Wonderful meeting and learning with almost 200 attendees at New England Valve and Structural Heart Foundation #NEVASH 3rd annual symposium in Boston this weekend! #TAVR #CardioTwitter

Wonderful meeting our own woman in interventional cardiology in Bangladesh Aaysha Cader and so many other friends again SCAI Now Timir Paul, MD, PhD, FACC, FSCAI, FAHA See you again in Long Beach, CA

Congratulations to our own Andrew M. Goldsweig, MD, MS for receiving one three early career research award from SCAI Now this year! We are so proud and happy! Baystate Cardiology

This was truly an inspiring talk of the true origins of TAVR. Don’t often see a standing ovation at SCAI. For those who haven’t heard Dr. Andersen speak, I hope you get the opportunity.

When you wake up and see this and your weather app still says something else! Get ready and shovel. #WeatherForecast 😀😀😀

Lucky to work with this fabulous ‘all-women’ cardiac ICU team this week. We had so much fun taking care of some really sick people and learning from each other! Baystate Health Baystate Cardiology UMass-Chan Baystate IM Baystate Emergency Medicine SCAI Now American College of Cardiology MIЯVΛƬ #IC Suzanne J. Baron MD MSc

Love is all we need. Happy Valentines Day! ⁦Baystate Cardiology⁩ ⁦SCAI Now⁩ ⁦American College of Cardiology⁩ ⁦Baystate Health⁩ ⁦European Society of Cardiology⁩

It’s kinda sick!!! 💕💕💕😀😀😀

Are you in a bad mood? Just watch this! 🤣🤣

Baystate’s all-star IC team reunited New England Valve and Structural Heart Foundation! Day 1/2 of an incredible line-up of speakers!

Ali Haider MD Ashequl Islam Abdullah Pervaiz CardioCritDoc

Superb keynote speech by cardiac surgery legend Dr. Patrick McCarthy of Northwestern at the Second Annual Symposium of #NEVASH at Renaissance Waterfront Boston today!

Great to have our own Dr. Kelly Wannamaker giving a talk at the Second Annual Symposium of #NEVASH at Renaissance Waterfront Boston today! Baystate Health Baystate Cardiology New England Valve and Structural Heart Foundation

This is hilarious!🤣🤣 Baystate Cardiology

Since the cardiac arrest, every time my kids do something sweet like climb into my lap to watch a campfire, I feel this relief that I’m still here to experience that moment. It feels happy and sad, if that makes sense. Not sure how long that feeling will last, maybe forever.