Great to see @CircFoundation celebrating #VascularAwarenessMonth through their #TheBodyWalk Campaign which challenges healthcare professionals, patients, and carers to collectively walk, run, cycle or swim the 60,000 miles that make up the human body’s circulation
In this video, our Patient Affairs Officer Les Ruffell explains how he'd never heard of an Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm until he was invited for screening. Les' aneurysm was detected via screening like 1,542 others were in 2022 https://t.co/yriNjdMlrY
An untreated Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm can be life-threatening so diagnosing an AAA in its early stages is the key to ensuring the best outcome. Watch our Patient Affairs Officer discuss advice on AAA screening https://t.co/c7LquFoqEJ
@TheAAAUK is excited to give representation to AAA patients and their loved ones and provide a platform for national discussion on the impact of, and potential policy changes relating to the condition. Watch why Les Ruffell got involved in AAAUK https://t.co/MG89BgERLV
It has now been 2 weeks since our official launch in Westminster as the first advocacy group for Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm patients. It was great to see this come to fruition with @VirendraSharma hosting and so many patient voices leading the discussion.
It was great to see so many interested and engaged patients providing thought provoking discussions with clinicians and parliamentarians at our official launch in Westminster, including @RegentLee with Sir @PBottomleyMP
Many thanks to all those who supported @AAAUK official launch in Westminster as the first advocacy group for Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm patients. It was great have @VirendraSharma hosting, alongside @jimshannonMP, Usman Jaffer, @DuyguYenidogan and Les Ruffell
Diagnosing an AAA in its early stages is the key to ensuring the best outcome, as an untreated AAA can be life-threatening. Often an AAA “gives no symptoms, and then suddenly it’s a crisis”. Read about AAA patient Brian's story from diagnosis to treatment. https://t.co/530nIq2LFa
@aaa__uk serves a dual purpose: to provide a forum for support, information and advice for people affected by AAA; and to advocate for the interests of people living with AAA with stakeholders in Government, the NHS and wider society. Visit our website at https://t.co/KnQlzQfXcQ
Congratulations to all @TheAAAUK Launched Today, the new national patient association for Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm https://t.co/h1omVX4GIk
#PatientVoices#ThinkAorta
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Diagnosing an AAA in its early stages is the key to ensuring the best outcome, as an untreated AAA can be life-threatening.
Read about how abdominal aortic aneurysms impact thousands of people in the UK every year, & how AAA UK aims to support them.
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@VirendraSharma@AAA_UK Thank you @VirendraSharma for hosting and showing support to our cause. We look forward to continue working with you in raising awareness of #AAA and empowering people at risk of, or living with this condition.
@aortabuddiesuki Thank you both for your support and kind words. We have much to learn from @AorticDissectUK's success. Very grateful to count with @Icarus1054 to help navigate these waters!