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Posted by on Nov 13, 2017 in 2017, Awareness, Cardiac Risk in the Young

‘A Friend’s Grief’ published by @CRY_UK

Tom 2014

 

Claire and I always remembered that while some folk crossed the road because they didn’t know what to say to us after Tom died, Tom’s friends – and Ellen’s too for that matter – always made a point of crossing the road to talk to us. It didn’t mean, of course, that they didn’t have their own sorrow to deal with. CRY have now bought out a new booklet ‘A Friend’s Grief.’

 

http://www.c-r-y.org.uk/cry-launches-new-friends-grief-booklet/

 

 

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Posted by on Nov 6, 2017 in 2017, Awareness, CRY screenings

More than 90 screened by @CRY_UK in #Ealing

CRY screenings, November 2017

Left to right, Ben Mason with his father and CRY supporter, Neil, talk to Dr Joyee Basu at the screenings

CRY screened 98 young people for undiagnosed heart conditions in Ealing on Sunday, November 5.

Two people were referred for further investigation and one will have a repeat test in a year’s time.

The free screenings for 14-35-year-olds, sponsored by Tom and Claire’s fund, took place at the Florence Road surgery and Ellen Clabburn said: “We’d like to thank all those who have raised the funds which make the event possible.

“Because of people’s generosity, the Fund has enabled CRY to screen more than 200 people a year since 2009, over 2,600 in total.

“We appreciate that there are lots of other causes but we’d ask people to consider supporting the Fund. The screenings are always over-subscribed and, with growing awareness of the complexity of cardiac conditions in the young, there is a need and demand for such events.

“We’re also very grateful to the CRY team for their professionalism and care on the day and to Dr David Evans and his team for yet again giving us a base for the screenings.”

There will be further screenings in Ealing in 2018.

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Posted by on Oct 2, 2017 in 2017, Awareness, CRY screenings, Ealing

Fully booked: @CRY_UK screenings for November 5 in #Ealing

CRY logo

The latest free heart screenings for 14-35 year olds sponsored by Tom and Claire’s Fund are now fully booked.

If you have booked a screening, please use it or let CRY know if you have to cancel. The event is over-subscribed and someone else will be able to take your place.

If you want to go on a waiting list for the event, please contact CRY here.

If you have any other queries, please contact CRY here, not the surgery or us.

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Posted by on Sep 27, 2017 in 2017, Cardiac Risk in the Young, CRY screenings, Ealing

Open for booking: free November @CRY_UK heart screenings in #Ealing #London

CRY St George's launch event

The latest free heart screenings for 14-35 year olds sponsored by Tom and Claire’s Fund are now open for booking here.

The screenings take place on Sunday, November 5, at Florence Road Surgery, 26 Florence Road, London, W5 3TX. We are grateful to Dr Evans and the team for hosting the event.

If you have any queries, please contact CRY here, not the surgery or us.

The nearest tube is Ealing Broadway and there is a multi-storey car park close by at Ealing Broadway shopping centre. Parking in the nearby streets is usually metered.

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Posted by on Sep 3, 2017 in 2017, Awareness, Fund-raising event

Runners raise more than £400 in an hour for @CRY_UK #Ealing #London

CRY, Andrew Carter Memorial Mile, September 2017

Andrew’s parents with runners at the start of the race. Photo montage: Sandra Courtney.

More than £400 has been raised for Tom’s Fund and CRY by participants in the Andrew Carter Memorial Mile on Saturday, September 2.

Almost 50 runners took part in the event in Lammas Park, Ealing, which was hosted by Ealing Half Marathon CIC.

“We had a lovely morning in the sun” said Sandra Courtney, for the organisers. “Thank you to all the runners and supporters who attended. We raised the money in just an hour and we hope there’s more to be donated online.”

The event is held each year in memory of Andrew, an Ealing resident who passed away after the 2014 Ealing Half Marathon.

Paul Clabburn said: “Once again we are extremely grateful to all who took part and to Andrew’s parents for donating via Tom’s Fund, thereby supporting local heart screening for young people.”

The next screenings in Ealing will be held in November.

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