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This memorial fund has been set up by the family to help CRY (Cardiac Risk in the Young) raise awareness of young sudden cardiac death, support those affected, support CRY’s screening programme and fund research and pathology.

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Helping hearts – Mary races to help others

A Hampshire woman whose 16-year-old son died from sudden heart failure took on a national running challenge for women to raise money for a charity fighting the condition. Dozens of local women, including Mary Abraham from Southampton, completed the 5Km Flora Light race in Hyde Park, London, earlier this month....

Fundraising from the heart

A deadly threat to the young was highlighted by an awareness-raising event. Southampton woman Mary Abraham is trying to increase knowledge of sudden adult death syndrome that can kill without warning. Mrs Abraham's eldest son, Philip, died in his sleep in 1995 aged just 16. At the Marks & Spencer and...

Shed a little charity cash for CRY

Christmas shoppers were being urged to dig a little deeper into their pockets to help save the lives of the seemingly fit and well. Youngsters helped fill bags and asked for a donation for the charity Cardiac Risk in the Young - CRY - at Sainsbury's store in Hedge End....

Dedicated local hero

Losing her teenage son to sudden heart failure carved a huge hole in Mary Abraham's life. Determined to stop others suffering the same fate, she dedicated herself to raising money for heart scanners for the city. Mary was presented with a Local Hero Award by Sainsburys Chairman Sir George Bull...

CRY for the heart pays off for Mary

When Philip Abraham died suddenly from a mysterious heart condition, his mother Mary was determined something good would come out of it. Her personal fight to stop other parents experiencing the tragedy which hit her family so unexpectedly reached a landmark last week. It was nine years ago when 16-year-old...

Eastleigh thespians raise money for CRY via annual pantomime

Eastleigh thespians have raised hundreds of pounds for charity via their annual pantomime. Money from the Concorde Club's pantomime charity fund has been donated to the Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY) charity. Club proprietor Cole Mathieson presented the charity with a cheque for £1,750. CRY ambassador Mary Abraham, whose 16-year-old...

CRY Heart of London Bridges Sponsored Walk 2008

Following the success of CRY's inaugural Heart of London Bridges Sponsored Walk in 2007 the event took place again in 2008, with over 600 CRY supporters in attendance. The walk, led once again by CRY Patron Kathryn Harries, started at Victoria Embankment Gardens and ended at Hays Galleria near London...

South Postcard

Bereaved families from across the Home Counties and South of England are helping to launch a major regional campaign to highlight the shocking statistic* showing that the number of young people who lose their lives to the tragic condition sudden cardiac death now stands at 12 every week – a...

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