Breakthroughs in Wellness and Recovery Newsletter
Heart to Heart with the Ladies, Part Two. On July 22, 2026, Jessica Frazier returned to Hyperbaric Plus for an open Women’s Wellness discussion built around questions from the community. The goal was to continue the conversation from Part One using approachable language, practical education, and space for women to ask what mattered most to them.
Continuing the Women’s Heart-Health Conversation
Part Two moved away from a formal presentation and centered the questions women brought back after the first session. Jessica was invited to clarify topics, expand on previous discussion, and help participants better understand what to ask during their own healthcare visits.
Jessica Frazier
Jessica Frazier
The original event materials introduced Jessica as a clinically trained educator and retired United States Air Force Captain who brought both professional knowledge and an approachable communication style to the discussion.
- DNP and MSN-NE
- RN and APRN
- AGACNP-BC and FNP-BC
- NRCME
- Retired USAF Captain
Jessica’s credentials are reproduced from the Hyperbaric Plus event announcement. Participation in the event did not establish a clinician-patient relationship or replace individualized medical care.
No Formal Agenda, Just Questions That Mattered
Participants were encouraged to bring questions from Part One, concerns that surfaced later, and general topics they wanted explained in clearer language.
Wednesday, July 22, 2026
The session was intentionally conversational so women could ask questions, listen to one another, and continue learning without the pressure of a formal lecture.
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