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Sharing Jessica’s story at Dine with Davina to raise awareness of the importance of Action Medical Research

13/10/202117/10/2021
Jessica's banner in the background of tables and chairs set up for the Dine with Davina event

Last week, my husband and I are were kindly invited by Action Medical Research to attend their Dine with Davina event in Southampton and share Jessica’s story. It was lovely to get dressed up and have a day out together, enjoying a delicious three-course meal, and to be able to talk about Jessica is always… Read More

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Heart Week 2017 – help Tiny Tickers improve outcomes for babies born with heart defects

19/01/201705/04/2017
Hands forming a heart over a "zipper scar" with the logo for Tiny Tickers Heart Week 2017

Raising awareness of congenital heart defects and working with heart charities to help improve outcomes for heart children is something that is very important to me. Each year, I get involved in Heart Week in February to try and raise money for heart charities. For the last couple of years, I have been involved in… Read More

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Useful organisations and support groups for heart families

13/02/201614/02/2016

Since the day we found out about our daughter’s heart condition, the support and information we have received through various organisations has been invaluable in helping us through our heart family journey. We quickly realised that we were not alone in the journey, that there were others who had travelled it too, as well as… Read More

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The Friday Focus – 12/02/16

12/02/201611/02/2016

This week is Heart week and I’ve been focusing a lot on raising awareness of congenital heart defects, as I do every year. My blog posts this week have all been heart-focused and I’ve been busy with various fundraising events for heart charities this week too. Jessica had her monthly community nurse check-up yesterday to… Read More

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I'm Louise, mummy of three - Jessica, forever six, who was born with half a heart and lives on in mine; and heart-healthy Sophie (born 2013) and Thomas (born 2018). I blog about living with grief after child loss, crafts, days out and the little moments of family life.

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