LHM Celebrates Open Day Conference
Little Hearts Matter members, staff and trustees came together for a very important day on the LHM calendar, the annual LHM Open Day Conference & AGM, held at the Yarnfield Park conference
University of Pittsburgh – “New hope for predicting and treating heart failure in babies born with deadly heart defect.” ScienceDaily.
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Children’s informed signified and voluntary consent to heart surgery: Professional’s Practical Perspectives
Little Hearts Matter’s Youth Members and Youth Leader Lexie spoke together about consent on their half a heart journey. This then contributed to a new research paper with some interesting
Covid-19 – Updated BCCA Statement on COVID vaccination – December 31st 2021
BCCA Statement on COVID vaccination for 5 to 17-year-olds – 31 December 2021 Covid–19 Vaccination for children and young people On 22 December 2021, in response to the current wave
John’s Story
About 18 years ago, Little Hearts Matter changed Anne Marie’s life. At 4 months pregnant, she went to her 22 week scan and received awful news. The doctors confirmed her
Amber’s Story
Amber, 15yrs, has Pulmonary Atresia – a serious and non-correctable heart condition. She has undergone a series of open heart surgeries but will never be cured. Amber has struggled atImaan’s Story
At her twenty week scan Ferdie received the devastating diagnosis that her daughter had an incurable heart condition. Ferdie is a trained medical clinician and works as a Dentist so
Anise’s Story
I was born with a complex congenital heart condition called “Tricuspid Atresia” which basically means that the tricuspid valve in my heart didn’t form. I also had holes in my
‘I’m Just Your Typical Lad Or Monkey’- Enzo’s Story
Hello, my name is Enzo and I’m nine years old. I was born with hypoplastic left heart syndrome, also referred to as half a working heart. Here is a little