Show Notes
In today's podcast episode, Dr. Jeremy London, board-certified cardiovascular surgeon, retells his story as a cardiac patient. He shares the life-threatening mistakes he made with the hope that you will avoid them at all costs.
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Timestamps:
00:00:00 Cardiac Surgeon & Cardiac Patient
00:01:14 Sponsor: LMNT
00:02:51 My Heart Attack Story
00:14:45 Sponsor: Our Place
00:16:10 My Priorities & Life Changed
00:19:43 Don't Let My Mistake Be Yours As Well
00:22:03 My Ask To You: Find the Opportunities in Your Life
00:23:26 Thank You For Listening!
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