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Heart to Heart ALL LEVELS YOGA BY DONATION CLASS for Kristie Marsden
Jui 13, 2025 - Jui 13, 2025

Join us, heart to heart, that Sunday - 9-10:15am all levels yoga- ALL PROCEEDS GO DIRECTLY TO OUR BELOVED KRISTIE

-*** CASH AND CHECK DONATIONS ONLY ***PLEASE MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO KRISTIE MARSDEN minimum suggested donation is $20

 

About ♥:

We are hoping to raise funds to support Kristie and her family while she waits for her new heart and goes through the heart transplant process! We would love some help to soften the financial burden of travel and hotel costs for Andrew, Kristie’s husband, as he is by her side every day, the loss of income, as Kristie is not currently working and for medical costs, as you may know are unpredictable, and insurance only goes so far.
 
Kristie was diagnosed in 2006 with a genetic heart condition called Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy, also known as HCM. HCM is a heart condition where the heart muscle, particularly the left ventricle, thickens, making it harder for the heart to pump blood effectively. In Kristie’s case, her condition has progressed, requiring a heart transplant.
 
Kristie’s journey has been filled with ups and downs. She has taken many different medications and undergone a number medical procedures to try and slow the progression of her condition, spending a lot of time in hospitals.
 
In 2015, Kristie’s condition noticeably began to weaken, and as a safety precaution, she had a defibrillator placed in her chest. For those of you who are not familiar with a defibrillator, in the event your heart has a fatal abnormal heart rhythm or arrhythmia, ventricular tachycardia or ventricular fibrillation, the defibrillator provides an electrical shock to the heart and sends it back into normal rhythm.
 
Then, in December of 2020, Kristie experienced her first attack of Atrial Fibrillation (A-Fib). A-Fib is a heart rhythm disorder where the upper chambers of the heart (atria) beat irregularly and rapidly. Since her first encounter with A-Fib, she has had multiple episodes and then cardioversions to correct the abnormal heart rhythm. Additionally, these episodes have led to 3 A-fib ablations and leaving her to deal with heart failure constantly for several years.
 
Last month, while teaching a yoga class, Kristie went into cardiac arrest. She was brought back to life by her defibrillator and was fortunate enough to have someone in her class who knew CPR. She initially spent a few days in St. Peters Hospital in Albany, then moved to Lahey Medical Center in Boston. After some careful consideration, they transferred her to Tufts Medical Hospital in Boston on June 13th. Upon her arrival, she was evaluated and then placed on the heart transplant list with the Tufts Heart Failure and Cardiac Transplantation Center as a level 2 patient. Level 2 means her condition is very serious and places her at a high importance on the transplant list. Kristie will be living in the hospital until her donor heart is available.
 
Kristie’s family has been very present and supportive during this time. Kristie has 3 children, Casey, Camryn, and Elise. A special thanks to Kristie and Andrew’s parents who have been caring for the girls during this time.
 
Thank you to all who will consider donating. We appreciate your help.

Join us, heart to heart, that Sunday - 9-10:15am all levels yoga- ALL PROCEEDS GO DIRECTLY TO OUR BELOVED KRISTIE

-*** CASH AND CHECK DONATIONS ONLY ***PLEASE MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO KRISTIE MARSDEN minimum suggested donation is $20

 

About ♥:

We are hoping to raise funds to support Kristie and her family while she waits for her new heart and goes through the heart transplant process! We would love some help to soften the financial burden of travel and hotel costs for Andrew, Kristie’s husband, as he is by her side every day, the loss of income, as Kristie is not currently working and for medical costs, as you may know are unpredictable, and insurance only goes so far.
 
Kristie was diagnosed in 2006 with a genetic heart condition called Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy, also known as HCM. HCM is a heart condition where the heart muscle, particularly the left ventricle, thickens, making it harder for the heart to pump blood effectively. In Kristie’s case, her condition has progressed, requiring a heart transplant.
 
Kristie’s journey has been filled with ups and downs. She has taken many different medications and undergone a number medical procedures to try and slow the progression of her condition, spending a lot of time in hospitals.
 
In 2015, Kristie’s condition noticeably began to weaken, and as a safety precaution, she had a defibrillator placed in her chest. For those of you who are not familiar with a defibrillator, in the event your heart has a fatal abnormal heart rhythm or arrhythmia, ventricular tachycardia or ventricular fibrillation, the defibrillator provides an electrical shock to the heart and sends it back into normal rhythm.
 
Then, in December of 2020, Kristie experienced her first attack of Atrial Fibrillation (A-Fib). A-Fib is a heart rhythm disorder where the upper chambers of the heart (atria) beat irregularly and rapidly. Since her first encounter with A-Fib, she has had multiple episodes and then cardioversions to correct the abnormal heart rhythm. Additionally, these episodes have led to 3 A-fib ablations and leaving her to deal with heart failure constantly for several years.
 
Last month, while teaching a yoga class, Kristie went into cardiac arrest. She was brought back to life by her defibrillator and was fortunate enough to have someone in her class who knew CPR. She initially spent a few days in St. Peters Hospital in Albany, then moved to Lahey Medical Center in Boston. After some careful consideration, they transferred her to Tufts Medical Hospital in Boston on June 13th. Upon her arrival, she was evaluated and then placed on the heart transplant list with the Tufts Heart Failure and Cardiac Transplantation Center as a level 2 patient. Level 2 means her condition is very serious and places her at a high importance on the transplant list. Kristie will be living in the hospital until her donor heart is available.
 
Kristie’s family has been very present and supportive during this time. Kristie has 3 children, Casey, Camryn, and Elise. A special thanks to Kristie and Andrew’s parents who have been caring for the girls during this time.
 
Thank you to all who will consider donating. We appreciate your help.
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Programme or Emploi du temps
Jui 13, 2025
Dim
9:00du matin - 10:15du matin EDT
$0.00
1 Séance
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ONLINE Heart to Heart By Donation Yoga for Kristie Marsden
Jui 13, 2025 - Jui 13, 2025

ONLINE VERSION/ DONATION LINK

*signing up with this option will grant you LIVE access to class from the comfort of your home! A zoom link will be sent to your email (please make sure your email notifications for Yana are on) you can click the link to join in with us!

Click HERE to access the donation link where you can donate to Kristie directly ♥

Join us, heart to heart, that Sunday - 9-10:15am all levels yoga- ALL PROCEEDS GO DIRECTLY TO OUR BELOVED KRISTIE

-*** CASH AND CHECK DONATIONS ONLY ***PLEASE MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO KRISTIE MARSDEN minimum suggested donation is $20

 

About ♥:

We are hoping to raise funds to support Kristie and her family while she waits for her new heart and goes through the heart transplant process! We would love some help to soften the financial burden of travel and hotel costs for Andrew, Kristie’s husband, as he is by her side every day, the loss of income, as Kristie is not currently working and for medical costs, as you may know are unpredictable, and insurance only goes so far.
 
Kristie was diagnosed in 2006 with a genetic heart condition called Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy, also known as HCM. HCM is a heart condition where the heart muscle, particularly the left ventricle, thickens, making it harder for the heart to pump blood effectively. In Kristie’s case, her condition has progressed, requiring a heart transplant.
 
Kristie’s journey has been filled with ups and downs. She has taken many different medications and undergone a number medical procedures to try and slow the progression of her condition, spending a lot of time in hospitals.
 
In 2015, Kristie’s condition noticeably began to weaken, and as a safety precaution, she had a defibrillator placed in her chest. For those of you who are not familiar with a defibrillator, in the event your heart has a fatal abnormal heart rhythm or arrhythmia, ventricular tachycardia or ventricular fibrillation, the defibrillator provides an electrical shock to the heart and sends it back into normal rhythm.
 
Then, in December of 2020, Kristie experienced her first attack of Atrial Fibrillation (A-Fib). A-Fib is a heart rhythm disorder where the upper chambers of the heart (atria) beat irregularly and rapidly. Since her first encounter with A-Fib, she has had multiple episodes and then cardioversions to correct the abnormal heart rhythm. Additionally, these episodes have led to 3 A-fib ablations and leaving her to deal with heart failure constantly for several years.
 
Last month, while teaching a yoga class, Kristie went into cardiac arrest. She was brought back to life by her defibrillator and was fortunate enough to have someone in her class who knew CPR. She initially spent a few days in St. Peters Hospital in Albany, then moved to Lahey Medical Center in Boston. After some careful consideration, they transferred her to Tufts Medical Hospital in Boston on June 13th. Upon her arrival, she was evaluated and then placed on the heart transplant list with the Tufts Heart Failure and Cardiac Transplantation Center as a level 2 patient. Level 2 means her condition is very serious and places her at a high importance on the transplant list. Kristie will be living in the hospital until her donor heart is available.
 
Kristie’s family has been very present and supportive during this time. Kristie has 3 children, Casey, Camryn, and Elise. A special thanks to Kristie and Andrew’s parents who have been caring for the girls during this time.
 
Thank you to all who will consider donating. We appreciate your help.

ONLINE VERSION/ DONATION LINK

*signing up with this option will grant you LIVE access to class from the comfort of your home! A zoom link will be sent to your email (please make sure your email notifications for Yana are on) you can click the link to join in with us!

Click HERE to access the donation link where you can donate to Kristie directly ♥

Join us, heart to heart, that Sunday - 9-10:15am all levels yoga- ALL PROCEEDS GO DIRECTLY TO OUR BELOVED KRISTIE

-*** CASH AND CHECK DONATIONS ONLY ***PLEASE MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO KRISTIE MARSDEN minimum suggested donation is $20

 

About ♥:

We are hoping to raise funds to support Kristie and her family while she waits for her new heart and goes through the heart transplant process! We would love some help to soften the financial burden of travel and hotel costs for Andrew, Kristie’s husband, as he is by her side every day, the loss of income, as Kristie is not currently working and for medical costs, as you may know are unpredictable, and insurance only goes so far.
 
Kristie was diagnosed in 2006 with a genetic heart condition called Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy, also known as HCM. HCM is a heart condition where the heart muscle, particularly the left ventricle, thickens, making it harder for the heart to pump blood effectively. In Kristie’s case, her condition has progressed, requiring a heart transplant.
 
Kristie’s journey has been filled with ups and downs. She has taken many different medications and undergone a number medical procedures to try and slow the progression of her condition, spending a lot of time in hospitals.
 
In 2015, Kristie’s condition noticeably began to weaken, and as a safety precaution, she had a defibrillator placed in her chest. For those of you who are not familiar with a defibrillator, in the event your heart has a fatal abnormal heart rhythm or arrhythmia, ventricular tachycardia or ventricular fibrillation, the defibrillator provides an electrical shock to the heart and sends it back into normal rhythm.
 
Then, in December of 2020, Kristie experienced her first attack of Atrial Fibrillation (A-Fib). A-Fib is a heart rhythm disorder where the upper chambers of the heart (atria) beat irregularly and rapidly. Since her first encounter with A-Fib, she has had multiple episodes and then cardioversions to correct the abnormal heart rhythm. Additionally, these episodes have led to 3 A-fib ablations and leaving her to deal with heart failure constantly for several years.
 
Last month, while teaching a yoga class, Kristie went into cardiac arrest. She was brought back to life by her defibrillator and was fortunate enough to have someone in her class who knew CPR. She initially spent a few days in St. Peters Hospital in Albany, then moved to Lahey Medical Center in Boston. After some careful consideration, they transferred her to Tufts Medical Hospital in Boston on June 13th. Upon her arrival, she was evaluated and then placed on the heart transplant list with the Tufts Heart Failure and Cardiac Transplantation Center as a level 2 patient. Level 2 means her condition is very serious and places her at a high importance on the transplant list. Kristie will be living in the hospital until her donor heart is available.
 
Kristie’s family has been very present and supportive during this time. Kristie has 3 children, Casey, Camryn, and Elise. A special thanks to Kristie and Andrew’s parents who have been caring for the girls during this time.
 
Thank you to all who will consider donating. We appreciate your help.
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Programme or Emploi du temps
Jui 13, 2025
Dim
9:00du matin - 10:15du matin EDT
$0.00
1 Séance
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Beginner Yoga - 5 Week Series
Jui 16, 2025 - Août 13, 2025

Join Yana Yoga's Beginner Yoga Series! Yana is very well known for its expansive and deep dive into the all inclusive practice of Yoga! Now offering an incredible new outline, where you will be exposed to a more personable approach to learning than ever before!

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To start:

You don’t have to be flexible to do yoga! 

You become more flexible by doing it. Whether you’re new to yoga, rehabilitating from an injury, returning to practice after time away, or just want to reconnect with the basics, this course is for you! This is a slower paced class dedicated to learning foundational yoga poses and correct alignment. We will also cover basic yogic breathing and relaxation/meditation techniques. A series built for every(body)!

Along your journey you will meet Samantha, Laura, Ellen, Bonnie, and Amy- and deep dive into props, breath, anatomy, asana(postures), meditation, vibrational medicine AND MORE!

Classes are every Wednesday night for 5 weeks, 6:30-8:00PM. *First and last class will run untul 8:15*

Cost is $80/person.

Any questions, concerns please do not hesitate to reach out to Samantha at Samantha@YanaYoga.net OR 518-955-1764

 

 

 

Join Yana Yoga's Beginner Yoga Series! Yana is very well known for its expansive and deep dive into the all inclusive practice of Yoga! Now offering an incredible new outline, where you will be exposed to a more personable approach to learning than ever before!

--------------

To start:

You don’t have to be flexible to do yoga! 

You become more flexible by doing it. Whether you’re new to yoga, rehabilitating from an injury, returning to practice after time away, or just want to reconnect with the basics, this course is for you! This is a slower paced class dedicated to learning foundational yoga poses and correct alignment. We will also cover basic yogic breathing and relaxation/meditation techniques. A series built for every(body)!

Along your journey you will meet Samantha, Laura, Ellen, Bonnie, and Amy- and deep dive into props, breath, anatomy, asana(postures), meditation, vibrational medicine AND MORE!

Classes are every Wednesday night for 5 weeks, 6:30-8:00PM. *First and last class will run untul 8:15*

Cost is $80/person.

Any questions, concerns please do not hesitate to reach out to Samantha at Samantha@YanaYoga.net OR 518-955-1764

 

 

 

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Programme or Emploi du temps
Jui 16, 2025 - Août 13, 2025
Mer
6:30après-midi / soir - 8:00après-midi / soir EDT
$80.00
5 Séances
Liste d'attente
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Cool, Calm & Slow: A Summer Restorative Journey - with Wine/Tea - $30
Jui 18, 2025 - Jui 18, 2025

Led by Ellen Dragonette

Breathe deeply, release gently, and reconnect with your inner calm in this nurturing early summer restorative yoga class. As the days grow longer and nature comes alive, we invite you to slow down and balance the outward energy of the season with quiet, supported postures designed to relax the body and settle the mind.

Using bolsters, blankets, and props, you'll be guided through a sequence of deeply restful poses that encourage nervous system regulation, gentle opening, and subtle energetic renewal. This class is perfect for all levels, offering space to pause, reflect, and restore—leaving you refreshed, grounded, and aligned with the rhythms of the season.

What is Restorative Yoga?

Restorative yoga is a gentle practice designed to bring the muscles, joints, vital organs, and nervous system back into a natural state of balance and grace. You rest in comfortable, supported positions that balance and restore the body’s energy system. When we slow down we have space to listen and respond appropriately, finding a softer and more grateful side of ourselves.

PRE-REGISTRATION REQUIRED $30/PERSON

Led by Ellen Dragonette

Breathe deeply, release gently, and reconnect with your inner calm in this nurturing early summer restorative yoga class. As the days grow longer and nature comes alive, we invite you to slow down and balance the outward energy of the season with quiet, supported postures designed to relax the body and settle the mind.

Using bolsters, blankets, and props, you'll be guided through a sequence of deeply restful poses that encourage nervous system regulation, gentle opening, and subtle energetic renewal. This class is perfect for all levels, offering space to pause, reflect, and restore—leaving you refreshed, grounded, and aligned with the rhythms of the season.

What is Restorative Yoga?

Restorative yoga is a gentle practice designed to bring the muscles, joints, vital organs, and nervous system back into a natural state of balance and grace. You rest in comfortable, supported positions that balance and restore the body’s energy system. When we slow down we have space to listen and respond appropriately, finding a softer and more grateful side of ourselves.

PRE-REGISTRATION REQUIRED $30/PERSON

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Programme or Emploi du temps
Jui 18, 2025
Ven
6:30après-midi / soir - 8:00après-midi / soir EDT
$30.00
1 Séance
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Restorative Resonance- with Amy Mullen
Jui 21, 2025 - Jui 21, 2025

Restorative Resonance

with Koshi Chimes and Tibetan Sound Bowls

 

Immerse yourself in a sanctuary of peace with Restorative Resonance – a deeply nurturing yoga experience led by our own, Amy Mullen, RYT 500 and Reiki Healer. This unique class invites you to explore the profound healing potential of restorative yoga while harmonizing your energy through the enchanting sounds of Koshi Chimes and Tibetan Sound Bowls.

As you settle into this tranquil space, Amy will guide you through a series of gentle, restorative poses designed to help you settle and ground so you feel fully nourished as we move into the spring season. With every pose, you’ll be enveloped by the soothing melodies of Koshi Chimes and Tibetan Sound Bowls, whose ethereal tones resonate with the very essence of your being, fostering a deep sense of calm and renewal.

The resonant sounds of the bowls and chimes will weave a cocoon of tranquility around you, helping to clear energetic blockages and restore balance. Each note is carefully tuned to harmonize with the elements, creating a symphony of healing that aligns your mind, body, and spirit.

Allow yourself to be fully present in this moment of serenity as you release stress and tension. With Amy’s expert guidance, you’ll experience a profound sense of restoration and inner peace, leaving you refreshed and rejuvenated.

 

Pre-registration Required-

Exchange is $40/person

 

Restorative Resonance

with Koshi Chimes and Tibetan Sound Bowls

 

Immerse yourself in a sanctuary of peace with Restorative Resonance – a deeply nurturing yoga experience led by our own, Amy Mullen, RYT 500 and Reiki Healer. This unique class invites you to explore the profound healing potential of restorative yoga while harmonizing your energy through the enchanting sounds of Koshi Chimes and Tibetan Sound Bowls.

As you settle into this tranquil space, Amy will guide you through a series of gentle, restorative poses designed to help you settle and ground so you feel fully nourished as we move into the spring season. With every pose, you’ll be enveloped by the soothing melodies of Koshi Chimes and Tibetan Sound Bowls, whose ethereal tones resonate with the very essence of your being, fostering a deep sense of calm and renewal.

The resonant sounds of the bowls and chimes will weave a cocoon of tranquility around you, helping to clear energetic blockages and restore balance. Each note is carefully tuned to harmonize with the elements, creating a symphony of healing that aligns your mind, body, and spirit.

Allow yourself to be fully present in this moment of serenity as you release stress and tension. With Amy’s expert guidance, you’ll experience a profound sense of restoration and inner peace, leaving you refreshed and rejuvenated.

 

Pre-registration Required-

Exchange is $40/person

 

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Programme or Emploi du temps
Jui 21, 2025
Lun
6:15après-midi / soir - 8:00après-midi / soir EDT
$40.00
1 Séance
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