Did data save me? By Sam Morgan
I’m 46 years old and in April I ran my 5th Marathon distance having been in love with running, cycling, strength training and racket sports
10/11/2025
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I’m 46 years old and in April I ran my 5th Marathon distance having been in love with running, cycling, strength training and racket sports
29th May 2025 will always be known to me as the day that changed my life forever. Prior to this date I was your normal 28-year-old
It all began in October 2021; at the time I was healthy and had no idea what was coming. Growing up I had experienced dizziness
Last year I was 25 years old, healthy, fit, and with no family history of heart disease when my life changed without warning. Since 2023,
Ask how I’m doing, do the pills go down ok?Somedays I’ll say I’m fine, just to make you go away. ‘If I open my eyes
The charity that helped to save the life of one of its young athletes through its screening programme June 2025 17-year-old, Scott Owen, presented a
Last year (2024) I was diagnosed with a heart arrythmia that required two procedures to fix over the course of about 10 months. Prior to
I chose the title ‘The Rhythm of her Heart’ because that was the first song I wrote when I was diagnosed with my heart condition, Long QT Syndrome, at 16 years old. Being a teenager and diagnosed with a life threatening heart condition is not something one can process easily. I used music to process the shock, fear and anxiety I suddenly felt.
My initial ECG picked up some abnormalities so I was asked to wait and was then given an echocardiogram. I was seen by the consultant and told that my echocardiogram had picked up that I had mild aortic regurgitation