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25 September 2017 August 2017 Contact details: 22nd – 25th If you would like to contact me I am based in the renal depart- September 2017 ment at St George’s hospital. Telephone: 0208 725 1919 Email: marielouise.turner@ LAST CHANCE TO BOOK YOUR PLACE! stgeorges.nhs.uk Please contact me if you would like to come. In The News Healthy after kidney transplant, Aries Merritt returns to world championships and finishes second behind Aleec Harris in the 110-meter hurdles. SACRAMENTO, California. — Aries Merritt will be making a return to the world championships. This time, with a working kidney. The world-record holder Merritt finished second behind Aleec Harris in the 110-meter hurdles at the U.S. track and field championships Sunday. His place — as long as it was top three — didn’t really matter. He just wanted a spot. Harris proved uncatchable as he finished in 13.24 seconds. Merritt was 0.07 seconds behind. Merritt won bronze at the 2015 world championships in Beijing with his kidneys barely functioning because of a genetic disorder. He received the transplant from his sister less than a week later. Now healthy, he’s ready to see what he can do with worlds being held at the venue where he won an Olympic gold medal during the 2012 London Games. “I always felt once I was healthy, all it would take is for me to put in the work,” Merritt ex- plained. “That’s something I’ve been lacking. I haven’t been able to put in the work in two years.” Merritt, 31, said he knew he would make a strong return, although he encountered many scep- tics. “I was told, ‘You’ll never come back to the sport with the medications you have to take that are lifelong,’” Merritt said. “It was something that went in one ear and out the other.” “No matter what someone may tell you, whether it’s a doctor or not, you can’t give up hope. You always have to stay positive and look at the brighter picture.” (The Mail Online) .
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