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Sue Bradley

England
As seen in: The Telegraph, Western Mail, Gloucestershire Echo, AllEvents, Oxford Mail, Worcester News UK, Swindon Advertiser, Period Living, Cotswold Life, Great British LIFE and
Gardening and food writer, and editor of Monmouthshire Living magazine. Moonraker living in Gloucestershire. I play the violin and love my allotment.
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The Adventure of Your Life

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By Sue Bradley
| AllEvents
Get ready to tap into your inner shero power and unleash your full potential at our online event, Awakening the Shero Within! About this Event Welcome to Awakening the Shero Within: From Surviving to Thriving! Date: April 23.24.25 Time: 6:30 CDT Location: Virtual 🌟 From Surviving to Thriving: The Shero's Journey 🌟 Are you tired of merely surviving, feeling burnt out, and unfulfilled?
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Basal Segmental Longitudinal Strain: A Marker of Subclinical Myocardial Involvement in Anderson-Fabry Disease

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By Matthew Zada, Queenie Lo, Anita Boyd, Sue Bradley
| Journal of The American Society of Echocardiography
Highlights • In Fabry disease, impaired basal strain demonstrates early myocardial involvement. • Basal strain is impaired even when LV wall thickness is normal. • Impaired basal strain is associated with worse clinical outcomes. • Consider basal strain analysis when screening patients with Fabry disease. Background Cardiac involvement in Anderson-Fabry disease (AFD) is associated with increased left ventricular (LV) wall thickness.
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Daffodil walks to see wild daffodils

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By Sue Bradley
| The English Garden
Home Gardens Daffodil walks to see wild daffodils Visit Wakehurst in Sussex and be dazzled by the spring flowers. Pic credit: RBG Kew Get those wellies on and spend a weekend visiting daffodils as they start to bloom with these five recommended daffodil walks around the UK. Top recommended daffodil walks: Farndale, Yorkshire: The River Dove at Farndale is famous for its banks festooned with wild daffodils. Look out for the Daffy Caffy.
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