While preparing for a an annual boat race, Jim Armstrong suddenly found his health spiraling out of control. The specialists at Northwestern Medicine's Bluhm Cardiovascular Institute discovered that due to severe heart failure, a revolutionary procedure was his only hope. Cardiac surgeons implanted two completely pulseless devices to support his heart, leaving Jim without a pulse for four months until he underwent a successful heart transplant -- and one incredible recovery.
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