Jan 14, 2026

One Teacher’s
Unexpected Battle with a Silent Killer
Nicole
Fitzgerald was a full-time special ed teacher juggling work,
family, and a big move—until breathlessness and fatigue nearly took
her life. What started as stress turned into a life-threatening
diagnosis. This is the story of how she
faced...
Jan 13, 2026
One Teacher’s
Unexpected Battle with a Silent Killer
Nicole
Fitzgerald was a full-time special ed teacher juggling work,
family, and a big move—until breathlessness and fatigue nearly took
her life. What started as stress turned into a life-threatening
diagnosis. This is the story of how she
faced...
Jan 7, 2026

Telehealth Is Ending: What That
Means for PH Patients
Telehealth use surged during COVID, but what happens next? Dr.
Jean Elwing discusses the rapid expansion of telemedicine in
pulmonary hypertension, the upcoming expiration of COVID-era
telehealth funding in 2026, and why licensure and reimbursement
policies could...
Jan 6, 2026
Telehealth Is Ending: What That Means for PH
Patients
Telehealth use surged during COVID, but what happens next? Dr.
Jean Elwing discusses the rapid expansion of telemedicine in
pulmonary hypertension, the upcoming expiration of COVID-era
telehealth funding in 2026, and why licensure and reimbursement
policies could...
Dec 31, 2025

You Can Grieve and Still Fight: Love, Loss, and Living with PAH
She cried for the life she lost. Then, she fought for the one
she has. PAH patient, Jasmine Wells discusses what it really means
to grieve the old you while finding purpose in the new. From
navigating relationships, infections, and fear of
transplant,...