Paul Swindell

After our first meet-up in February 2015, I realised I was not alone. It was the first time since my cardiac arrest the previous year that I had spoken face-to-face with someone who had experienced what I had. This was also true for my wife, who also happened to be my lifesaver. From that meet-up, the idea of SCA UK was born. Since then, we have achieved a considerable amount, primarily providing information, resources and support to others in a similar situation but also raising the profile of survivorship and the need for better post-discharge care. We are starting to get traction in this, and with the formation of the charity, I genuinely believe we have a bright future ahead and will make a significant difference in the lives of many who join our ranks.

2019 Sudden Cardiac Arrest Event update 1

We’ve had a few queries recently about our big cardiac arrest event later in the year and so we thought it best to let people know where we are with things. We’re still very much in the early stages of organising it but we have some more information that we can share. We would also ...

A book for book day

As I write this it’s World Book Day and if you have kids of a certain age you probably already know this as many of them get the opportunity to dump their school uniform and dress up as their favourite book character. Coincidently the previous day I did a presentation on the self-publishing process I ...

Beyond the road to SCA

Post by Mike Munson This is the second part of Mike’s story, you can read the first part here. A few days later I was released from hospital and having had quite a scare (possibly more so for my family as I had no memory from that whole week), I set about trying to get ...

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