Send us a text Steve was our first cardiac trainer at Epsom Hospital, he helped create a programme for a cardiac rehabilitation that has since guided countless individuals toward healthier lives. This episode explores how Steve began his journey in cardiac rehab, the spark that ignited a passion for helping heart patients regain their health, and the challenges he encountered. He tells his story to Dave and Fred about working with patients who needed support and encouragement.…

Send us a text The last episode in Season 1. Only 3 of the TECP Team on this one talking about family and more specifically about spouses and how they help us cope with our cardiac issues. We raise the question about who is looking out for the carer. Look out for Season 2 where we will be interviewing guests!…

Send us a text The TECP Team talking diet. Some interesting thoughts and perceptions interspersed amongst middle aged men talking about Gregg's sausage rolls and why this may have contributed to their cardiac issues.

Send us a text The TECP Team talking drugs. Sorry medication. Not exactly pills with frills but the cardiac medication we are expected to take the rest of our days. Minus Dave who was at the football somewhere.

Send us a text The TECP Team revealing all about their post cardiac exercise addiction with an homage to Steve and Sue our cardiac gym class instructors who we hope will make an appearance on TECP soon.

Send us a text The road to rehab continues with the focus on Fred and Mike

Send us a text Leigh, Dave and Ed explore how they felt following treatment and prior to their entry into the Epsom Cardiac Rehab programme

Send us a text Final part of this episode from Ed who is describing his cardiac event. If you are a golfer you may want to skip this one!

Send us a text Mike and Leigh continue the theme describing how their cardiac incidents transpired.

Send us a text Fred and Dave kick off proceedings describing their cardiac incidents.

Send us a text Introductory note from Fred about The Epsom Cardiac Podcast.