Tonya Dagley

July Swimming Challenge

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My target 15 kms

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This July I'm swimming and fundraising for Heart & Stroke, and I can’t do it alone. Every donation, big or small, brings me one step closer to my fundraising target.

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Together, we can make every beat count! 💪

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Stroke changes lives in a moment—awareness, action, and hope can change the outcome

Tuesday 23rd Jun
A little over a month ago, my mother's life changed dramatically when she suffered a stroke. Fortunately, our family recognized the warning signs early and she received immediate medical attention, which played a critical role in her recovery. We are incredibly grateful that the damage was less severe than it could have been, and that she is steadily making progress on her journey toward recovery.

This experience has given us a firsthand understanding of how devastating a stroke can be—not only for the individual affected, but also for their family and loved ones. We know that many stroke survivors face far greater challenges, including long-term disabilities, extensive rehabilitation, and significant emotional and financial burdens.

Through this fundraising effort, it is our hope to support initiatives that improve the care, treatment, and rehabilitation available to stroke patients. We also want to help advance research and education focused on stroke prevention, including raising awareness about risk factors, encouraging healthy lifestyle choices, and promoting early recognition of stroke symptoms. By supporting these efforts, we can help reduce the impact of stroke on individuals, families, and communities, and contribute to better outcomes for those affected in the future.

Thank you for your generosity and support. Every contribution helps make a meaningful difference in the lives of stroke survivors and their families.