Thankful for Tara and Dave and their loved ones! I'm 79, learning about lifelong conditions that were diagnosed after a heart attack when I was 75 with painful spasms of my heart arteries. My sister and I fainted a lot as children with strict expectations of religious services attendance. As the oldest of seven, now all of us in our 70s, I have two grandchildren. My niece has 5 children. My youngest son and his wife have one child, limited by her cancer condition. Some of our children have autism. Learning that family heart conditions might be hereditary, I'm hoping as big sister to convince my siblings and their families to at least have a radiology CT cardiac exam for better health for them and for our grandchildren. My mother's family had cardiac conditions and schizophrenia, perhaps hereditary. My paternal grandparents had heart problems possibly more from childhood infections. I'm glad I'm in a anonymized research study with my care at Stanford Interventional Cardiology. I know from my 23andMe ancestry and health DNA testing, that I do have a variant gene causing heart spasm conditions, ENOS T786C. My Facebook Prinzmental Coronary Spasm Support group now belongs to an International Heart Spasm Alliance which I will "heartily" support! I will support this BioRepository action as I cruise into my eighties!