Many more people who survive acute Heart Attacks and Strokes suffer long-term Pain and Disability. They and their families know how difficualt it is to cope with these consequences.

 

Never feeling completely well, unable to work, often confined to the house, constantly depending on others.

 

The information below provides links to Support Groups, Trusts, Charities and Individuals that understand and will offer Help, Support and Guidance.

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Website: www.healthyheart.nhs.uk

Healthy Hearts is a patient information website. The site has been developed to explore ways in which you and your family can increase your chances of living a long and healthy life, free from theproblems that Heart Disease brings. The website is monitored by an editorial pael who seek to ensure that the information is factual, up to date and presented in an easy to understand format.

Website: www.bhf.org.uk

The British Heart Foundation (BHF) is the leading UK Charity fighting Heart and Circulatory Disease.

Website: www.heartresearch.org.uk

Heart Research UK is a visionary Charity that leads the way in funding ground breaking, innovative Medical Research Projects at the cutting edge of science. The Charity also encourages and supports original healthy lifestyle initiatives that explore novel ways to prevent Heart Disease in all sectors of the Community.

Website: www.heros.org.uk

Heros aims to help and find out information on Heart Disease, its treatment and prevention. There is also information on various Heart Conditions and Organisations that can offer help and support for patients and their families.

Website: www.corda.org.uk

CORDA funds Specialist, High Quality Research into the prevention of Heart Disease and Strokes using early, non-invasive diagnosis and treatment.

Website: www.heartuk.org.uk

Heart UK provides information on coronary heart disease and its management by diet, lifestyle and drugs. Heart UK aims to help anyone at high risk of coronary heart disease especially families with inherited high cholesterol.