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Skiing with Long QT syndrome
 Poster: A snowHead
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My last post was all about how well my partial knee replacement has gone and how I would be able to ski again this season.
Then we had the phone call saying that my wife and daughter have both been diagnosed with Long QT syndrome and that they both should not ski and my daughter should give up her football swimming and kick boxing.
Is there anybody on the forum who is living with this condition and can offer some positive comments about how they have altered their activity level but still lead an active life.
Thanks
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

Farmboy, very sorry to hear that. I know nothing of the condition (except what I have just learnt from googling it) but it doesn't sound like the sort of thing you should hear about from a phone call. Sad

It sounds like something which needs careful assessment with your specialist, working out where the problems lie and making the necessary adjustments; maybe in the longer term, with the optimum treatment, they won't need to give up all their sporting activities?

Best wishes.
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