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A Home Away From Home, A World Away

by kymera_editor | Aug 9, 2019 | Camp, Connecting with others, ICD, LCSD, Long QT Syndrome

Since receiving my diagnosis of LQTS Type 5 at the age of 12, I had always wanted to go to a heart camp. The children’s hospital where I received care in Alberta, Canada had posters for a heart camp in California on the wall but when I asked my doctor about anything...

SADS Spotlight: Aurora

by kymera_editor | Jul 5, 2019 | AEDs, ICD, Long QT Syndrome, SADS Spotlight, Timothy Syndrome

Name: Aurora Age: 2Which SADS condition do you have? Timothy SyndromeWhen were you diagnosed? 10 months for LQTS & 1 year for Timothy Syndrome How are you treated? Beta blocker (propranolol), ICD (implanted February 19, 2019) How/when were you diagnosed?...

SADS Spotlight: Brody

by kymera_editor | Jun 28, 2019 | ICD, Long QT Syndrome, SADS Spotlight, Sudden Cardiac Arrest

Name: Brody NavarroAge: 8Which SADS condition do you have? Long QT Syndrome (calm 1 gene) When were you diagnosed? May 11, 2016 age 5 How are you treated?  ICD and a beta blocker (propranolol)  How/when were you diagnosed?Brody was swimming in our...

SADS Spotlight: Joey

by kymera_editor | Jun 20, 2019 | CPVT, ICD, SADS Spotlight, Sudden Cardiac Arrest

Name: Joseph “Joey” ReinelAge: 4 Which SADS condition do you have? CPVTWhen were you diagnosed? Age 3 – after surviving a SCAHow are you treated? Medicine – beta blocker (propranolol) and anti-arrhythmia (amiodarone) and an ICD implanted Aug 2018How/when...

SADS Spotlight: Alexis

by kymera_editor | Jun 18, 2019 | Advocacy, ICD, LCSD, Long QT Syndrome, Managing Multiple Diagnoses, Online Patient Communities, SADS Spotlight

Name: Alexis Holmgren Age: 18 Which SADS condition do you have? Long QT Syndrome Type 5 When were you diagnosed? In 2013 at age 12 How are you treated? Beta blocker (Nadolol), Spironolactone, Left Cardiac Sympathetic Denervation (LCSD), and a dual chamber ICD with...

A Diagnosis for Annie

by kymera_editor | Apr 25, 2019 | ICD, Long QT Syndrome, Managing Multiple Diagnoses

Annie was born in May 2005 eight weeks early, and with kidney problems and unilateral talipes (club foot).   Before her first birthday, Annie had two corrective surgeries and a successful reposition of her foot.  This however, left her with leg length...
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