The
Cardiomyopathy
Association

♥  living with cardiomyopathy and interested in up to date information about new research, advice and hearing experiences of others with the condition? 

♥ a family member or friend of someone with cardiomyopathy who wants to know more about helping someone with cardiomyopathy? 

Then why not become a member of the Cardiomyopathy Association? It provides many benefits.

Benefits of becoming a CMA member

Lynn Hedgecoe: "After being given my diagnosis, I was in a severe state of shock. I was given a website address by a medical student. This was my introduction to the wonderful support machine called the Cardiomyopathy Association."

♥ If you become a CMA member you will have access to:

♥ a free helpline (0800 0181 024). You can ask to speak to our cardiomyopathy support nurse

♥ patient information booklets and CD-roms on the main types of cardiomyopathy

♥ an information booklet on cardiomyopathy in children and young people

♥ the CMA’s quarterly newsletter CMA News which includes advice on cardiomyopathy, patient stories and latest research

♥ invitations to information days around the country where patients and their families can learn more about the condition and meet others who are affected

♥ a network of volunteers (key contacts) with cardiomyopathy who give one-to-one support to others on the telephone or via email

♥ invitations to support group meetings in your area

 

How to join the CMA. If you would prefer not to join online, you can request a membership form to fill in or download one (click on membership form on the right).

If you do not want to become a member but would like to support the Cardiomyopathy Association, please consider becoming a CMA Friend.

Other ways to support the CMA