Marns, Bristol-based soulful singer faces the fight of her life!

In 2024 we saw Bristol Singer, Marns,  rise to success with performances at Bristol’s biggest festivals, she now faces the fight of her life!

Amanah, also known as Marns is reaching out for support as she faces the fight of her life. She has been diagnosed with pulmonary edema and a severe heart condition that requires a transplant. This isn’t just a health challenge – it’s a race against time, and Amanah is determined to raise money for the British Heart Foundation.
Amanah says: “Living with pulmonary edema has been overwhelming. Every breath feels like a struggle, and the simple things I used to enjoy have become difficult. My doctors have told me that a heart transplant is my only chance to regain a normal life, but the journey is physically and emotionally demanding.”
Your contribution, no matter how big or small, can make a life-changing difference to this to other people struggling with Heart disease.
Amanah is determined to overcome this hurdle and get back to living a full, vibrant life and dreams of the day when she can take a deep, easy breath, and feel her strong heart.
Marns, is a Bristol-based soulful singer who embarked on her musical journey at  just 16. With performances at iconic venues like Bristol Beacon and their Next Level Showcase and festivals such as , Love Saves The Day, Forwards Festival, Three In Five Bristol, Bona Fide Valley Festival,  Bristol Harbour Festival
Marns’ magnetic tunes have graced our airwaves many times and performed at many of the City’s biggest events including:

 

Donations to the British Heart Foundation can be made here:

https://www.bhf.org.uk/how-you-can-help/donate/your-donation/get-started?appealid=urg-default

Everyone at Ujima Radio sends light, love and well wishes!

 


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