17/07/09 - Another BIG donation!

Mike Power of the Blue Boar of Oulton in Lowestoft organised a charity golf day for the CWHA

With a mini auction and raffle, a whopping £715 was raised for GOSH, this now brings our total raised for to over £12,000.

Many thanks to Mike and his colleagues for raising such a huge amount, Thanks Mike.

23/05/09 - Coffee and Cake Day a Huge Sucess!!!

The Coffee and Cake day raised on amazing £480, bringing our grand total to £11.297!!! We had loads of visitors who came and enjoyed the food, drinks and raffle. We'd like to thank all those who took part especially those that donated so kindly, we couldn't have done it without you...

19/05/09 - MORE DONATIONS FOR OUR "COFFEE & CAKE" DAY (Click Here)

14/05/09 - ALL BACK TO NORMAL

We had a little technical glitch over the past few days while our website changed servers, this has now finished and the site is back to normal, sorry for any delays.

01/05/09 - NEW FORUM AVAILABLE

Please click the FORUM button at the top of the page - or click here if you can't find it!!!

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	Our son Charlie was born on the 5th December 2006 and was diagnosed with severe heart disease 2 days later, along with the expertise and medical care he received from his local hospital (James Paget, Gorleston, Gt. Yarmouth), he was also transferred to Gosh with urgency where he stayed for a week and underwent a minor heart operation, to this date, Charlie has now had 6 operations, 4 of which have been major open heart surgery at GOSH, his last operation being in September 2007 where he was in their care for 14 days.
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Unfortunately, Charlie’s condition, Transposition of the Great Arteries (T.G.A.) and a Straddling VSD (the arteries leading into his heart are the wrong way round and there's also a hole in the bottom chamber with a valve crossing over it making it impossible to correct) is, and will be an ongoing problem for him. The way forward for him is to undergo further open heart operations in the months and years to come to help maintain blood and oxygen to his heart and will probably need a heart transplant when he is in his teens.