The Voice Inside Your Head
After a heart attack, the voice inside your head can become harder to ignore. This reflection explores self-talk, inner pressure, and learning to respond with more honesty and less force during recovery.
After a heart attack, the voice inside your head can become harder to ignore. This reflection explores self-talk, inner pressure, and learning to respond with more honesty and less force during recovery.
After a heart attack, the early changes often arrive quietly. This reflection explores adapting to a new lifestyle, listening inward, and learning to live differently without rushing.
After a heart attack, the idea of a “second chance” can feel heavier than people realise. This episode explores the quiet shifts, the honesty, and the small moments that help you rebuild a life that finally feels worth living.
Gratitude doesn’t return in a big dramatic moment after a heart attack — it arrives quietly, in small flashes that remind you you’re still healing. This blog explores why gratitude can feel complicated, how it grows alongside anger and fear, and why these gentle moments matter in rebuilding your life.
After a heart attack, joy returns quietly — through small moments like music, laughter, or a calmer morning. This episode explores how these tiny sparks mark real emotional healing and the slow rebuilding of life after the storm.
The Anger Nobody Talks About-Hidden frustration, grief, and the slow process of forgiveness Image: Stronger After the Storm podcast — Episode 12: The Anger Nobody Talks About. Why Anger Appears After a Heart Attack Anger is far more common after a heart attack than most men realise. It’s one of the natural emotional responses to … Read more
Creating connection in the quiet moments we rarely talk about. Loneliness That Doesn’t Look Like Loneliness When you’re recovering after a heart attack, the quiet moments can feel different.Not dramatic.Not sad.Just… different. You can have people around you, messages coming in, and the usual “Alright mate?” from friends — and still feel slightly out of … Read more
Why setbacks happen — and how I found peace without pretending everything was fine. Panic has a way of sneaking back in when you least expect it. One minute you’re calm, moving through your day, maybe even feeling like life is starting to steady again — and then it hits you. That tightness in the … Read more
Creating calm in the chaos — small habits that helped me feel a little more in control again. When you’re recovering from a heart attack, mornings can feel uncertain. You wake up, and for a few seconds everything seems normal — until the memory rushes back. The hospital. The fear. The realisation that life has … Read more
How Self-Image and Perception Shift — and Finding Pride in the New You After a heart attack, it’s not just your body that changes — it’s how you see yourself. There’s that strange, quiet moment when you catch your reflection and something feels off.The man staring back doesn’t look quite like the one you remember … Read more