Running for the Hearts that Can't

I am taking part in RUN 100 to raise funds for the Irish Heart Foundation and I’d love your support to help protect hearts in Ireland. ❤️

The Irish Heart Foundation’s mission is to eliminate preventable death and disability from heart disease and stroke and to support and care for those living with these life-changing conditions.

Your donation will make a real difference to people and families affected by heart disease and stroke.

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Wednesday 19th Feb

On the 9th October I, had what's called a "Widow Maker" heart attack, which has roughly a 10% survival rate.

The months since I have gone from not able to walk ten steps without a break post heart attack, to being able to walk 5km. So for that reason and to turn a negative into a positive I am doing 100km for the month of February.

Obviously this has completely changed my life and the lives of those close to me, and without the help of the Irish Heart Foundation I wouldn't have access to the help I've needed post cardiac event. If you can, share this post with everyone you can or donate to help me show my appreciation and keep me on track to 100km in February.

I want to thank my family and friends for being so supportive these last two months, especially my Mam Bernadette.