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Volunteer: Loren Brown
How does a SADS condition impact you? Please tell us about your own personal experience or how it has impacted someone you are close to.
I have had a sister and grandmother and aunt pass away from Long Qt. I have two children along with me that also have it.
Why do you volunteer for the SADS Foundation?
SADS has been there for me and my family from day one of it's starting so I have been more than happy to volunteer to share all the info I can about SADS and Long QT
Please tell us a little about what kind of volunteer activities you do for the SADS Foundation. (i.e. participation in SADS awareness campaigns, responding to advocacy action alerts, attending/organizing SADS events in your community, etc.)
I have taken all the info regarding SADS and long QT to the local DR.'s offices and hospital. We have two clinics and two hospitals here in Beaver County. My daughters and i have handed out the red bracelets to the kids in their schools and all their friends. when SADS first started my family was in charge of doing a walk around Liberty Park for SADS week. I am honored to be a volunteer for SADS.
What is your favorite part about volunteering for the SADS Foundation?
The good feeling you get when you let people about SADS and LONG QT
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