VIDEO: Nicole Niehoff shares story of 'broken heart disease'

Nicole Niehoff shares her story of the heart issues she battled


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Posted: 02/26/2013

Nicole Niehoff shares her heart story - Nicole Niehoff, a 30-year-old mother from Burlington, Ky., shares the story of her she battle through a form of heart failure known as "broken heart disease."

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