Key Information
Before your ATTR-CMexternal link, opens in a new tab diagnosis, you had a routine. Maybe it was a morning walk around the neighborhood, a weekly round of golf, keeping up with grandkids at the park, or tending a garden on Saturday mornings. Those things felt automatic, like brushing your teeth in the morning. They were part of who you were, not just what you did.
Then came the ATTR-CM diagnosisexternal link, opens in a new tab, and with it, you’ve started to ask yourself a question: What does movement look like now?
ATTR-CM — transthyretin amyloid cardiomyopathy — is a rare, progressive heart condition caused by a buildup of misfolded proteins in the heart muscle. As those deposits accumulate, the heart stiffens and has increasing difficulty pumping blood efficiently.