NEWS
FROM INNER WHEEL DISTRICT 129 2025
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At
the recent meeting of the Inner Wheel Club of Tavistock, Jenny Thomas,
local speaker and advocate for Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY) gave
a moving talk about the work of CRY, which aims to raise awareness,
fund research, provide screening for 14 to 25 year olds and support
bereaved families, who have lost a young adult from a cardiac death.
On average 12 young people die of undiagnosed heart conditions every
week in the UK.
Screening tends to find one young person with a heart condition
in every 100 screened. They also fund genetic research into heart
conditions. A day of screening costs about £7000 and can see
125 people. All of the 2012 UK Olympic Team were screened by CRY.
A cheque for £1000 was donated to the charity.
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email
received from Joyce |
My
name is Joyce Moir and I have been a member of Inner Wheel for 58
years. I started in Camelford in 1967 when my husband and I moved
there from London for work. I was invited to join Inner Wheel and
it was a new club, just started and we were all young and eager
to work for Inner Wheel.
After 5 years there we moved to Launceston and I was to join Launceston
Inner Wheel which I did. I have enjoyed my many years as a member
and made many friends and still do. I have been President twice
and Secretary many times also Club Correspondent.
I have found Inner Wheel very interesting and enjoy the meetings,
coffee mornings etc.
I look forward to a few more years of possible as I am 94 years
of age! Joyce Moir
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TAVISTOCK
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7 of the members
of Tavistock got together for afternoon tea at President Sue's and
made up 14 pamper bags of toiletries donated by members and friends
of Inner Wheel for the Trevi foundation in Plymouth to give to those
having a tough time at present.
Trevi is a nationally award-winning womens and childrens
charity based in South West England. They provide safe and nurturing
spaces for women in recovery to heal, grow and thrive. |
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