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'I have an ultra-rare condition that makes my heart stop whenever I swallow'
'I have an ultra-rare condition that makes my heart stop whenever I swallow' Sarah Hall's heart once stopped 12 times in a single day A mum with an ultra-rare condition that caused her heart to stop beating properly whenever she swallowed says she feared every meal could be her last. Sarah Hall’s heart paused 12 times in a single day, with eating and drinking often triggering dizzy spells, blackouts and terrifying collapses. The mum-of-two became so frightened of fainting in public that she...
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