Letters from a Heart Patient
Boots Knighton| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues |
|---|---|---|---|
| Publishes | Weekly | Issues | 72 |
| Subscribers | Read | suzannebootsknighton.substack.com |
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The case for going off script
“The real work you have to do is in the privacy of your own heart. All of the external forms are lovely, but the real work is your inner connection.” - Ram Dass
Please be advised: I'll be throwing more tantrums from here on out
On June 4th, I launch season four and change the name of my podcast to Open Heart Surgery with Boots: a podcast for heart patients by a heart patient! Be sure to subscribe wherever you get your podcasts! You don’t want to miss the big day, ...
I'm a terrible liar
I’m changing the name of my podcast! Be sure to subscribe wherever you get your podcasts! You don’t want to miss the big day, June 4th, do you? Help me reach more heart patients! You can do this by leaving a review on Apple or Spotify. Be s...
A new rhythm
Before I share my writing today, I’d like to give a shoutout to my fellow heart buddy, Leigh, over at . Not only is she an incredible writer, but she also invites fellow heart buddies to guest write for her newsletter. A recent guest piece ...
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My name is Boots Knighton, and I am an open-heart surgery thriver in Victor, Idaho. Diagnosed with three different congenital heart defects at 42 years old, I write about coming to terms with my heart and existence in the world.
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