Women and Heart Disease

Heart disease kills more women than all the cancers combined.

Gain wisdom from Amanda Daniels, a prominent advocate for women's heart health.


Find invaluable life-saving advice, interviews with the modern heart health experts, and join the community of women thriving after surviving a heartquake.

What is heartquake?

Heartquake is a trauma of the heart. A seismic shift where family, love, work or health are collapsing. Heartquake is a catalyst for transformation and new beginnings.

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  • “Amanda Daniels is a force of nature. Her unstoppable energy and enthusiasm belies the fact that she – like so many of us – is a survivor of heart disease.”

    — Judy Race, Heart Disease Survivor

  • "Amanda has established herself as a strong voice and passionate advocate in the heart community. In lending her voice and sharing her story, she is bringing much needed awareness to the number one killer of women worldwide."

    — Claudia Keller, Former Executive Director of the American Heart Association, Los Angeles

  • “Amanda, thank you for stepping in and being your incredible, generous self and for teaching us about 'heartquakes.' It makes such intuitive sense...."

    — Attendee, UCLA Wonder of Women Summit 2018

  • "Amanda’s insatiable desire to make a difference in the heart community shines in everything she does.”

    — P.K. Shah, M.D., F.A.C.C., Cedars-Sinai Heart Institute

  • "Amanda and I have shared the stage on many panels and news programs committed to educating people about heart disease. Amanda has taken her own struggle with the disease and used it to help so many in the community.”

    — Karol Watson, M.D. and Director of UCLA Barbra Streisand Women’s Heart Health Program

Sometimes life just feels scary and uncertain. In those moments, instead of trying to make sense of it all, maybe the kindest thing we can do is pause, breathe, and look up. There’s a kind of beauty that only shows up in the middle of the disco