Eight months after being in intensive care, Eugene has taken on an epic 45 mile walk as part of his recovery and to raise funds for Harefield Hospital where he was a patient Read more
Karen ran for Team Heart last year. In this blog she tells us why she's running for Team Heart again in Heart vs Lungs 2.0 Read more
Project Wingman volunteers have been providing their first-class service for staff at Royal Brompton & Harefield during Covid-19. Read about volunteer Daniel's time at Harefield. Read more
Ahead of our virtual challenge, Heart vs Lungs 2.0, we caught up with one of last year’s fiercest participants, Amy. Here's her story. Read more
Towards the end of 2020, Eugene set himself an amazing walking challenge which will not only support our Charity, but will also help his recovery after months in ICU. Read more
Lowri came to Royal Brompton in need of its specialist staff and an innovative cath lab treatment she couldn’t get anywhere else. Here is her story. Read more
Wilfred was born as a seemingly happy and healthy baby boy. It wasn’t until the standard paediatric check-up, 24 hours after he was born that a heart murmur was detected. Read more
Celebrate Heart Month and join us for a live discussion on how heart patients can live their healthiest, fullest lives. Read more
Cystic Fibrosis had not stopped Deborah from pursuing her dreams, but when it became clear she needed at transplant, our hospitals were there to get her back to the life she loved Read more
From coming to Royal Brompton as a tiny baby, to the ongoing care she receives today - Charli has grown up with Royal Brompton. Here she tells her story. Read more
For the 10 days, from Friday 6 November until Sunday 15 November, Lawrence ran a 10k run every day to mark 10 years since he had lifesaving open heart surgery at Royal Brompton Hospital. Read more
Transplant patient Andrew Mackenzie has found a crafty way to raise funds for Harefield Hospital during the lockdown Read more
2020 has been quite the year. I turned 60, like many of us suffered the hardship of the COVID-19 restrictions on normal life and for the first time in my life had a major stay in hospital. Read more
Ben was a sporty boy; his parents had no idea he had been born with a narrowing of the aorta. In this blog Andrea, Ben's Mum, tells his story. Read more
Simon loved his sports despite a faulty aortic valve diagnosis, but in 2020 he needed surgery. Royal Brompton Hospital was there to help him get back on his feet again. Read more
This September I'm taking part in the Charity's virtual challenge, running for Team Heart, to say thanks for the phenomenal care I've received from Royal Brompton and Harefield over the years" Read more
I watched a Channel 4 news report about the incredible staff who are working to treat very unwell patients with Covid-19 at Royal Brompton Hospital, so I decided to raise money to help. Read more
In his blog, Brandon talks about his experience as a life long heart patient at Royal Brompton & Harefield Hospitals, and about fundraising to give something back to those who saved his life Read more
In this blog, John tells us how Harefield has supported his family through hereditary heart disease. Read more
By supporting the Charity you are helping the hardworking staff at our hospitals at any stage in their career. Recently we helped to welcome student nurses doing their placement at Harefield Hospital during the Covid-19 pandemic. Read more
In her blog, Keeley tells us about her journey to fix a heart condition which initially, she never knew she had. Read more
In her blog, Marlene shares her gratitude for the teams at Harefield who looked after her partner Chris as he lived with cardiomyopathy until he finally got the call for a transplant. Read more
In his blog, Jim talks about his experience of receiving a cath lab procedure at Harefield Hospital in the midst of the Covid-19 pandemic. Read more
Despite having problems with his heart previously, Graham had been enjoying a full life. However, when his health deteriorated towards the end of 2019, he was given the news no one wants to hear. Read more