When a loved one's heart attack affects your mental health


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Ways to help if your loved one has a heart attack include taking care of yourself and acknowledging your own feelings about the situation. — dpa

Relatives of heart attack survivors often expect themselves to step up right away, do all they can to help and not show any signs of struggle or weakness, experts say.

But that can be difficult.

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