Living with heart failure means watching for small changes every day. This log gives you a full year of mornings in one place: your weight and the change from yesterday, blood pressure and pulse, six common symptoms, and which zone you are in, with a medicine check-off chart and a one-page summary for every appointment. Who it's for People living with heart failure whose care team has asked them to weigh daily Family caregivers keeping track of a parent's weight, symptoms and medicines Anyone who wants a clear record to bring to the cardiologist or heart failure clinic What's inside (75 pages) 12 months of daily logs: weight, change from yesterday, blood pressure, pulse, six symptoms to mark (short of breath, swelling, more tired, cough, dizzy, woke up breathless), your zone and notes, days 1 to 31 Green, yellow and red zones: the signs of a good day, when to call your care team and when to call 911, from MedlinePlus, the American Heart Association, Cleveland Clinic and Mayo Clinic How to weigh and check: the same routine every morning, how to count your pulse, home blood pressure and checking for swelling (MedlinePlus) My Care Team's Numbers: your dry or target weight, weight-gain limits, salt and fluid limits, normal pulse and blood pressure, and who to call Monthly medicine charts for up to 10 medicines, plus My Medicines and Medicine Changes 12 monthly summaries: weight range, green, yellow and red days, calls, emergency room or hospital visits, and questions 4 doctor-visit summaries and a tests, results and hospital stays page Easy to use Big write-in boxes, one row per day Fill it in on screen on a computer, or on a phone or tablet with the free Adobe Acrobat Reader app. Or print it and use a pen US Letter and A4 both included (the A4 edition says "your local emergency number" instead of 911) Please note This is a log for recording information to share with your doctor or care team. It is not medical advice and does not replace your care team's own action plan. Never start, stop or change a medicine because of your readings without talking to your doctor first, unless your care team has given you a written plan. In an emergency, call 911. A digital download from ElderlyDaily. For personal use.