Heartbeats Cardiac Support Group Meets at Sunnynook on Thursday
Heartbeats, cardiac support and heart services charitable trust, has its next monthly meeting of the Sunnynook group on Thursday 26th February at Sunnynook Community Centre.
WHERE: Sunnynook Community Centre, 148 Sycamore Dr, Sunnynook
WHEN: this Thursday 26th February
TIME: 7:00 - 8:00pm in the meeting room on the north side of the building, entrance from outside.
Heart disease causes 31% of all deaths each year in New Zealand and about 3,000 of these are premature . . . . they could be saved with better knowledge of a heart attack, and greater education on heart disease.
If you are a heart patient or heart event survivor, come along and meet people with the same life-changing condition in a friendly, informal and engaging informative way. You will learn a lot, and it may save your life.
Heartbeats is all about 'by the patient, for the patient' and we are committed to helping heart people everywhere lead longer and full lives.
Bring a spouse, partner or friend - everyone is WELCOME
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