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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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Kavi smashes his CRY fundraising target for six

Kavi Luchowa raised more than six times his target amount for CRY when running in memory of Tom Clabburn at the Ealing Half-Marathon. Having aimed to raise £300, Kavi’s total currently stands at more than £2,000 after his employer, Smartodds, matched the amount he raised up to £1,000. Smartodds posted...

100 Screened by CRY in Ealing

One hundred young people aged between 14-35 had their hearts screened for free by Cardiac Risk in the Young in Ealing on Sunday, 4th February. Seven people were referred for further tests. The event, hosted for the third year in a row by Trailfinders Sports Club in Vallis Way, was...

Ealing Trailfinders 1871 Podcast featuring CRY Supporter, Paul Clabburn

Ealing Trailfinders 1871 Podcast featuring CRY Supporter, Paul Clabburn Founder of the Tom Clabburn Fund, Paul Clabburn, talks at a CRY screening about the work he has done organising heart screenings in memory of his son, Tom. Dr Nikhil Chatrath also features talking about his work as a CRY Research...

More than 190 young people screened by CRY in Ealing

Two days of free CRY heart screenings sponsored by Tom and Claire’s Fund took place at Trailfinders Sports Club in Ealing on Saturday, February 4 and Sunday, February 5. Ninety-three young people aged 14-35 were screened on the first day and ninety-nine on the second. A total of seven were...

More than 90 screened by CRY in west London

A total of 99 young people aged 14-35 received free cardiac screening from CRY at the Olympic Pavilion, Trailfinders, Ealing, on Sunday, November 13. Six people were referred for follow-up tests after the event, sponsored by Tom and Claire’s Fund. Ellen Clabburn said: “We’re very grateful to Trailfinders for once...

The importance of CRY’s Heart of London Bridges Walk

From the CRY Update magazine issue 86, this column is written by CRY Founder Alison Cox MBE. It is significant that CRY’s annual Heart of London Bridges Walk has become such a massive feature in the CRY calendar that we start preparing for it immediately after the previous one has...

Inspiring people segment of Nicky Campbell BBC Radio Show

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m00175nc Segment starts at 2:30 in. During the Nicky Campbell show the topic turned to inspiring people. Guest talk about those that have inspired them, mention avid CRY support Claire Prosser and her activities supporting CRY in memory of her son Tom, during her time working in BBC Radio.

My Story

Tom Clabburn

Today should have been my son’s 15th birthday. Instead I am writing about life after Tom. Tom died in his sleep in October this year of an undiagnosed heart-related condition. He had been fit, active, healthy, doing well at school, bright and happy. We were not, in any way, prepared. This is not about my wife

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Tom’s Story by Paul Clabburn (www.crydadsgrief.org)

Tom died in his sleep on Friday, October 5, 2007. He was 14. Unusually, he had felt unwell and been diagnosed with a virus the day before. I checked on him in the morning, glad he’d been catching up on his rest. I knew straight away that we’d lost him but I tried to save him.

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Amazing charity.

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