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CRY Bereavement
Supporters
CRY’s Bereavement
supporters are family members who have suffered a tragedy and are
available to support others through their loss. They have been trained to
help people who have suffered a bereavement. The
development of CRY's counselling programme is currently funded by a grant
awarded by the Department of Health.
If
you would like more information on our Bereavement Supporters go to:
www.c-r-y.org.uk/bereavement_supporters.htm
If
you would like to talk with one of our Bereavement Supporters call the CRY
office and speak to Alison Cox. Alison Cox is the Founder and Chief
Executive of CRY. She started
CRY as a bereavement counsellor and would be pleased to have the
opportunity to help you and put you in touch with a person who will have
suffered a similar tragedy to yourself.
CRY
Surgery Supporters Club
In September 2002 CRY
launched the CRY Surgery Supporters Club for young people (under 35) who
have had or are about to confront potentially life-saving surgery and want
to talk to others who have been through a similar experience,
including fitting of pacemakers, implantable defibrillators, ICD and
ablation.
Club
members can be contacted through the CRY office and would be pleased to
help and support any young person undergoing or who has had implantation
of ICD, implantable defibrillator, pacemaker or ablation. If you would
like more information on our Surgery Supporters Club go to www.c-r-y.org.uk/ssgroup.htm
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Cardiac
Risk in the Young - CRY is a charity started in 1995 to minimise
the incidence and impact of sudden cardiac death in the young. CRY
aims to do this by raising awareness of the conditions that can
lead to sudden death and by providing support and information to
families who have suffered a loss. If you would like more
information please go to the CRY
Web site. If
you would like to talk to someone who can help you please go the
the support
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