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My tots defy death  

The Sun -  9th August 2008 

By John Troup

 

 

Dad Rob Griffiths hugs his little girls - who like him have a genetic condition that can spell sudden death.

 

Rob, 44, Nelly, two, and Rhiann, five, suffer from Long QT, which may stop the heart without warning.  Emotion, a shock or even an alarm going off can trigger an attack. 

 

Ex-soldier Rob - whose student son Rhys, 20, is also a sufferer - said: "You can't let it rule your life. Some people have cancer and they are a lot worse off than us." 

 

Logistics manager Rob and wife Jane, 43, of North Wooton, Norfolk, vowed to make life as normal as possible for the girls. 

 

Rob said: "You cannot wrap them in cotton wool."   

 

 

 

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