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Organised by Tiny Tickers1 in 125 babies born in the UK has a serious heart condition. Take on The 125 Challenge and help them. There's so much you could do in 1 month - 125 things to be exact! Walk 125 miles, bake 125 cakes. And make a BIG difference for tiny hearts.
1 in 125 Challenge · 1 October 2022 to 31 October 2022 ·
Closed 17/09/2024
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1 in every 125 babies is born in the UK with a serious heart condition. By taking on The 125 Challenge, you can help them.
There's so much you could do in one month - 125 things to be exact!
You could walk 125 miles, bake 125 cakes or do 125 squats per day. You could bounce on the trampoline or space hopper 125 times a day, swim 125 laps, sing 125 songs, take 125 photos or draw 125 pictures. Whatever you do, your 125 can make a huge difference for heart babies!
Charlies heart condition wasnt diagnosed until he was 19 months old. His mum, Beccy, had concerns about his weight from day one, but due to the pandemic, she was unable to take him to a clinic.
He continued struggling to put on weight and, when he reached 12 months, he started vomiting after meals. Beccy took him to the GP many times, but her concerns were dismissed as an overreaction. Charlie was in heart failure by the time his condition was diagnosed.
Beccy says, Had Charlies condition been found earlier, he wouldnt have been in heart failure before they operated. I wouldnt have had the months of fighting to be heard. Charlie is also being tested for other conditions that may have arisen due to the heart failure.
Read Charlies story here .
Your 125 can help the 1 in every 125 babies, like Charlie, who is born with a serious heart condition in the UK. Every penny you raise will help us train more sonographers, place more life-saving equipment in maternity units and spread awareness of the signs and symptoms of congenital heart disease (CHD) in newborn babies.
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