The Adam Bell Foundation.
The Adam Bell Foundation is a charity set up in memory of the musician Adam Colin Bell.
Adam, 34, was a gifted musician, composer and teacher.
Like most men his age, Adam rarely visited the doctor and did not have any health concerns. He led a healthy and active lifestyle.
Adam suddenly fell ill, complaining of stomach pains and nausea. His doctor conducted a house-call and incorrectly diagnosed his condition as a virus. The next day Adam felt worse but believed he had a virus so thought there was no cause for alarm. Adam tragically died alone the following day.
Post-mortem results revealed that Adam had died from Ketoacidosis, a complication of undiagnosed diabetes type 1. If he had been taken to hospital when the doctor saw him, Adam would have survived and led a normal life.
Adam’s untimely and entirely avoidable death has ruptured the lives of those closest to him.
Those of us left behind are committed via the Adam Bell Foundation to:
- Build awareness of the symptoms of diabetes (particularly amongst young people who hardly ever visit the doctor)
- Raise consciousness of the severity of diabetes as a potential sudden death killer
- Support music development projects in the community
- Extend access to music
Contact us for more information
For more information about the Adam Bell Foundation, or if you have questions or comments, contact
The Adam Bell Foundation would like to thank anyone who has contributed in any way to our cause.
Support The Adam Bell Foundation:
Adam Bell Foundation wristbands and plectrums are available for a £1 donation each. Please email the enquiry line to order.
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An auction of our music memorabilia (including the only signed Coldplay X&Y tour jacket and CD) and other items will be coming soon to ebay.
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