Surviving a Widowmaker: A Journey of Hope & Healing - Softcover

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What would you do if your heart stopped tomorrow — and you were given one more chance?

One minute, life is normal. The next, everything changes.

In Surviving a Widowmaker, David Workman shares the terrifying, life-altering moment he suffered one of the deadliest heart attacks — the infamous “widowmaker.” With survival rates painfully low outside a hospital, most people never get the opportunity to tell this story. He did.

But this isn’t just a story about almost dying. It’s a story about waking up — to what really matters.

With honesty and vulnerability, David takes you through the shock, the denial, the fear, and the long road back. He opens up about the physical recovery, the emotional aftermath, and the quiet spiritual reckoning that follows when you realize you’ve been given a second chance most never receive.

If you’ve ever:

• Wondered whether you’re ignoring subtle warning signs

• Faced a health scare that shook your sense of control

• Loved someone with heart disease

• Asked yourself what truly matters in life

…this story will feel deeply personal.

Beyond one man’s survival, this book is a reminder. A wake-up call. A source of hope. You’ll come away with a better understanding of heart health, a renewed appreciation for the fragility of life, and encouragement to take proactive steps before it’s too late.

Surviving a Widowmaker is for survivors, caregivers, families, and anyone who believes in redemption, resilience, and the power of a second chance.

A portion of each book sale supports Backstoppers, an organization that provides financial assistance and ongoing support to the families of injured and fallen first responders in the St. Louis area. Learn more at Backstoppers.org.

Perfect for readers who enjoy:

• Health and wellness memoirs

• True medical survival stories

• Personal transformation journeys

• Heart disease awareness and prevention

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