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North West, North Wales & The Isle of Man Congenital Heart Disease Network, Alder Hey Children’s NHS Foundation Trust Email:

northwestchdnetwork@alderhey.nhs.uk

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Our private online communities offer support for people affected by CHD:

❤️ Somerville ACHD Patient Group 1 – for CHD patients
❤️ Heart Families – for family, friends and carers

Join or become a member for free: https://sfhearts.org.uk/sign-up/

The CPET measures the function of your heart, lungs and muscles during exercise.

Dr Joy explains why you might be advised to have the test & what it tells healthcare professionals about your CHD 🥰

Watch the recording from our Hearts Together event: https://sfhearts.org.uk/members-area/webinars-and-videos/

📢Calling all neonatal teams across the NW CHD Network. Please join us at our face to face neonatal cardiac study day
Scan the QR code or click on the link to register: https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=G888R1c5sE6Cur6KaqH2So_4u0dxYwhNtJ0sZS1kS3BUQVVKN1NFNlI3NlBYOFRVTlcwT0ZQVTFWNC4u

#cardiacbabies ❤️❤️

Can you help in the testing of a newly developed education game about heart failure and associated kidney health? The game is focussed on adult patients or carers of adults.

Please click this link to sign up: https://forms.office.com/e/kzhM3u78Ws

#heartfailure #research

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Heather

Hello I’m Heather and I am from Cumbria. The PPV group has given me the opportunity to shine a light on an amazing group of congenital heart patients – those with learning difficulties.  My brother, Alistair, who was born with Down’s Syndrome and was diagnosed with congenital heart disease was truly inspirational. He sadly passed away last December but has left a huge legacy, one that involves ensuring all patients have a platform and a voice.

“The Learning Disability Forum – an off shoot from the PPV group – provides a wonderful opportunity for patients with a learning disability alongside their families and carers to share experiences. Their thoughts and opinions are vital if we are to continue to improve NHS services for all.

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