A friend of a pregnant young mum who died suddenly has teamed up with The Voice finalist Jamie Johnson to record a song in her memory. Jade Glen, 22, died in May when she was eight months pregnant. Her 18-month-old son Mickey was with her when she collapsed at her parents’ home in Cobham Rise, Gillingham.
Mark’s son became the first ever professional football apprentice with an ICD after suffering a cardiac arrest. After Matthew recovered so positively, Mark decided to write a fictionalised version of real events including the issue of both his parents’ dementia set against an awful family history of tragic deaths, of which Matthew was so nearly another.
myheart member Annamarie Vickers-Skidmore has released a poems pocketbook highlighting her experience of living with a heart defect. The book is available via Lulu.com for £4.50 with all profits going to CRY. Product Details ISBN: 9781291961171 Copyright: Annamarie Vickers-Skidmore (Standard Copyright Licence) Edition: First Publisher: Annamarie Vickers-Skidmore Published: 29 July 2014 Language: English Pages:
CRY Patron Simon Halliday’s book explores sport, business, charities and life. It won Rugby Book of the Year at The British Sports Book Awards in 2014 and was also shortlisted for The Times Sports Book of the Year award. CRY is featured in several parts of the book; and all profits from sales of the book
CRY supporter Mike Fleet has written a book about his experiences in athletics. To celebrate this and support CRY he has got many important names in the sports world to sign bookmarks with photos of themselves on to sell for CRY. As of April 2012, this project had raised over £5,500 for CRY. These bookmarks will
4 track CD EP released by CRY to help promote CRY Raising Awareness Week 2011. Steve says, “Since losing a friend in 2002 to one of these silent cardiac conditions that kill so many young people in the UK every year, I’ve wanted to write a song for CRY”. more iTunes All proceeds from sales of
In memory of local opera star Amy Black. Please show your support by either buying the single (all proceeds to the charity) or donating to CRY. Video to accompany the song (YouTube) Man Made Noise website Man Made Noise shop Amazon iTunes All proceeds from sales of this song will be donated to CRY
Amy Black – opera singer of international renown – died suddenly in November 2009, aged 36. This song has kindly been provided to raise funds and awareness for CRY, in memory of Amy. The English translation of the lyrics is as follows: In every little flower, in every drop of dew, in the soft morning dawn,
The inventor of Jackernuts, Kat Jones, is donating all the profits to CRY from each apricot Jackernut. These bars are drizzled with honey and sprinkled with sunflower seeds.”I wanted to help CRY because a friend of mine suffered a cardiac arrest last year through a defect that she was unaware off. It was incredibly scary and
CRY have linked up with the new cycling club GS Coritani where unique, professional quality cycling jerseys and other kit featuring the CRY logo can be ordered. “We are delighted to offer our club jerseys to anyone who wishes to sport high quality, unique kit and support CRY at the same time. If you are riding