The Reason For Our BHF Fundraiser
This is Taylor Corrigan my daughter, the one as a parent I’m
programmed to protect only I couldn’t protect her from a lifetime of Heart
Disease. These photos will shock and probably sadden you but this is the
reality for someone who lives with this disease every day. From the Southside
of Edinburgh Taylor is a real 22 year old young woman just like any other with
real wants, hopes and dreams, only most of her dreams will never come
true. Like joining the Police, something
she has always wanted to do, and all because she was born with her heart
broken. That’s what happens to my heart
every time she doesn’t reach one of her goals.
Just because her heart is faulty doesn’t mean that her soul isn’t big
enough for 2 people. She has faced such
hard times in her young life surgeries, procedures, illness, a stroke, brain
damage, seizures, being partially paralysed and unable to walk until she was
three years old. She has never been able
to keep up with everyone her age growing up but this never stopped her from
using her imagination for writing and drawing and entertaining herself at home.
So she can’t run, but she can walk! She can’t sleep, so she writes. She’s suffered a stroke, yet she graduated
Psychology. And against all odds she’s
survived……… She’s survived because she’s Taylor!
This month she will go through further Open Heart Surgery
which will hopefully let her have a better quality of life for at least the
next ten years, then……..who knows maybe she will have her own place……be a
Mother……..or a writer ……..she could be a millionaire……. Or even FREE of this
disease with a new heart……you never know what research will find and that’s
down to people, real people like you helping real people like Taylor live a
little while longer!!
Please donate anything you can and help us raise some money
for The British Heart Foundation.
Thank you from the bottom of our hearts.
Taylors Mum Sharon McNamara, her sister Nicole Corrigan and
from Taylor herself J
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And we can also collect at some point in April.



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