A Father's Grief – Behind the Bravado

CRY launches new resource for dads following the sudden cardiac death of a ‘fit and healthy’ child Bereavement experts from CRY are today (Sunday 16th June 2013) unveiling a powerful and moving new book for the dads of young people who have tragically lost their lives to sudden cardiac death. The book, “A Father’s Grief” –


Ben Daniels Memorial Fund Support post

To make a donation to a memorial fund you can send in a cheque to the CRY head office. Please ensure that you write the name of the person the donation is in memory of so we can allocate the money accordingly. Or you can call us on 01737 363222 to make a donation over the


Teens get checked in Ben's memory

Bromley News Shopper – 21st November 2012 The memory of a Bickley schoolboy inspired more than 100 pupils to get screened for heart conditions. Aspiring sportsman Ben Daniels, 15, collapsed following a cardiac arrest while training with the Ex Blues football team in March last year. He died in hospital three days later. His parents, Paul


CRY screening event in Chislehurst Funded by the Ben Daniels Memorial Fund

On the 30th June 2012, the Daniels family from Bickley, near Chislehurst, hosted a free cardiac screening session for teenagers from local sports clubs, in memory of their son, Ben, who died suddenly from an undiagnosed heart condition last year. He was aged just 15. Ben collapsed without warning whilst playing football with his Ex Blues FC


CRY screening event in Chislehurst

The Daniels family from Bickley, near Chislehurst, hosted a free cardiac screening session for teenagers from local sports clubs, in memory of their son, Ben, who died suddenly from an undiagnosed heart condition last year. He was aged just 15. Ben collapsed without warning whilst playing football with his Ex Blues FC teammates on March 5th


Ex-Blues Hurricanes U15 raising awareness of CRY in memory of Ben Daniels

In March 2011, Ben Daniels (goalkeeper for Ex-Blues Hurricanes U15 football team) collapsed during a training session and, despite the best efforts of hospital staff, died a few days later from an undiagnosed heart condition. After the loss of their team-mate, the boys decided to sport the CRY logo on their match shirts to help raise