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Mitch Lumsden
Story
My story is a pretty simple one. I want raise money for one of my best friends, Steph!
Steph is an amazing woman who has been one of the brightest parts of my life. Unfortunately, Steph got diagnosed with heart disease in 2019, at the age of just 25. Never one to take a backwards step though, Steph has powered on and has done everything she can to lead as normal life as possible, despite the impacts that heart disease has had on her.
Steph is caring, strong, cheeky and one of the most important women in my life.
Steph is the type of person who will do whatever she can to help someone out.
So, I'm doing this to help Steph (and hopefully a lot of other people who suffer from heart disease) out.
If you feel the same, and you want to help raise funds for heart disease research, please donate!
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Heart Research Australia
Heart Research Australia is based at the Royal North Shore Hospital, and funds the first-stages of research, supporting researchers to develop their initial ‘out of the notebook’ ideas into reality. As this type of research does not qualify for government funding, Heart Research Australia is 100% community funded. These ideas might never progress to research and into clinical trials without the help of private donations.
Heart Research Australia is different from other heart organisations, in that its researchers are practicing cardiologists who are also based at Royal North Shore Hospital, which puts them in the best position to translate knowledge from the ‘bench’ to patients ‘at the bedside’ to assist them in not only the progress of their research, but this patient interaction also triggers and identifies new areas of heart disease that require further investigations.
A great example of this bedside to bench research trigger is that our researchers, who are practising cardiologists based at Royal North Shore Hospital, have noted that there has been an increase in patients who are being treated for heart disease, who sometimes only have one or NO risk factors for heart disease – this finding is now being investigated by Heart Research Australia supported research to find an explanation for this.
Together we can walk/run/cycle or swim towards a world without heart disease!
Click here to visit our Heart Research Australia GoFundraise Portal
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