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Our SADS blog is your hub for stories, interactive forums, and posts about awareness topics like research, pregnancy, and exercise. Want to share your SADS journey? Reach out to [email protected] to connect!

To read memorial stories of those we’ve lost to SADS, visit our In Loving Memory wall.

SADS Spotlight: Waylon

Name: WaylonAge: 10 monthsWhich SADS condition do you have? Long QT Type 1 When were you diagnosed? 4 months old How are you treated? Beta blocker...

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SADS Spotlight: Tasha

Name: Tasha Kempton Age: 43 Which SADS condition do you have? LQT2 When were you diagnosed? 1992 How are you treated? Beta Blocker & ICD...

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SADS Spotlight: Dawn

Name:  Dawn BarnettAge: 71Which SADS condition do you have? Long Qt Syndrome 11When were you diagnosed? 2005How are you treated? beta blocker,...

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SADS Spotlight: Daiana

Name: Daiana Age: 21Which SADS Condition do you have? Long QT Syndrome When were you diagnosed? Age 17 How are you treated? Beta...

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SADS Spotlight: Stephanie

Stephanie and her husband on a recent night out at the theater Name: Stephanie Swor Festian Age: 45 Which SADS condition do you have?...

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SADS Spotlight: Lauren and Avery

Lauren and Avery Hannah Ages: 38 and 7 Condition: Long QT Syndrome Type 1, I was diagnosed at 13, Avery was diagnosed at birth. Treatment:  We are...

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My Heart: The Fragile Flower

Read Kennedy’s previous post for the first installment of her story. January 23rd. Some recognize this date as the day Richard Nixon announced an...

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A Place for You

Back in 2016, I came across this special camp for kids with heart disease called Camp Taylor in Modesto, California.  You see, I was in the midst of...

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Fragments of Hope

       Mama’s house is gone Fragments remain as part of That once vital family I am one of those fragments My name is Mary I have a story to tell...

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Silent Killer

When you're six years old, the world is your oyster and your imagination is taller than you are. Nothing bad could ever happen because the toxic...

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