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'My heart attack changed my life - now I want to help others'

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A man wearing a navy blue rain jacket and black top is standing inside a cream-coloured studio, inside a leisure centre. Behind him is a man sat down, and some dumbbells.

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Council leader helps launch free cardiac recovery classes after surviving heart attack

Overview

Councillor Richard Morris, who survived a heart attack with his brother's help, has assisted in launching free 'phase four' cardiac rehabilitation classes in Droitwich. Supported by Wychavon District Council, the hour-long exercise sessions aim to help survivors build confidence and return to normality. The classes are held at Droitwich Spa Leisure Centre and Pershore Leisure Centre, supplementing earlier NHS-led recovery phases.

Key points

  • Councillor Richard Morris suffered a heart attack and has helped launch special recovery classes one year later.
  • Wychavon District Council funding has enabled free 'phase four' cardiac rehabilitation classes in Droitwich and Pershore for the next 12 months.
  • The hour-long exercise classes are designed to help survivors regain confidence and physical momentum at their own pace.
  • Phases one to three of cardiac recovery are provided by the NHS, while phase four offers guided fitness instructor sessions.
  • Local residents, including open heart surgery survivor Sharon Lamb and heart attack survivors David Spoors and James Maybury, praised the local availability of the classes.
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