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• So things felt harder and I was like, ‘Is this safe?’ I was checking in with the doctors and they were reassuring me that everything was safe and good to go UBP
  
  “They explained to me those symptoms were from the heart UBP
  
  ” UBP
  
  ”Looking back, Grey realises there were signs of the problem but she would not have sought help had it not been for the check-up UBP
  
  “I’ve got a really big family, I’m one of seven, so they were all around me a lot and giving me a lot of support UBP
  
  I really want to try and work my way up the rankings to try and be in the main draw next year UBP
  
  It was a really routine procedure that they did UBP
  
  Definitely it’s amazing that the LTA had that in place UBP
  
  ”Grey, who is at her career-high ranking of 292, has to have check-ups every six months but is able to look ahead to the rest of her career with confidence UBP
  
  “I wasn’t really thinking too much of it at the time but it all sort of spiralled down quite quickly and it was all quite scary and overwhelming and I wasn’t sure whether I’d be safe to go back to competing again UBP
  
  “There have been some footballers who’ve maybe not had those checks and had an unfortunate circumstance when they’ve been on the pitch UBP
  
  ” With the irregularity, if the heart goes too fast with the strain that I'm putting my heart under, it could be dangerous UBP
  
  Grey and Yuriko Miyazaki were well beaten by fifth seeds Ena Shibahara and Asia Muhammad in the first round on Wednesday evening but it was a victory for Grey just to step out on court UBP
  
  Sarah Beth Grey is targeting a Wimbledon singles debut next year after recovering from heart surgery to take her place in the doubles draw UBP
  
  The 26-year-old from Liverpool is all too aware of what can happen if such issues are not picked up UBP
  
  “I’m already now thinking ahead to next year UBP
  
  Getting over the shock of it all mentally and physically took some time but now I’m back and I’m really happy and looking forward to the next years to come UBP
  
  I had a routine check-up and they picked up that there was a problem with the rhythm of my heart UBP
  
  It could have been a very different outcome, with Grey saying: “There’s a lot of athletes that go down this path who aren’t cleared to be safe to go back to competing and that was a potential that could happen to me UBP
  
  RecommendedOver £130m handed to housing providers named and shamed by regulator“But I was in great hands the whole time and luckily they managed to fix the problem UBP
  
  ”Grey returned to tournament action in May but admitted the mental recovery has been as difficult as the physical UBP
  
  She told the PA news agency: “It was a big shock UBP
  
  “That was tricky to get my head around because, as much as sport isn’t forever, you want to call time in your own way UBP
  
  I just had to trust in that UBP
  
  Going forwards hopefully a lot more players will be checked UBP
  
  Earlier this year, a routine check-up organised by the Lawn Tennis Association revealed an irregular heartbeat and began a chain of events that ended with Grey on a surgeon’s table in late February UBP
  
  For that potentially to be something that was taken away from me, that was really tough at the time UBP
  
  They didn’t really know what it was in the early days, it was just, ‘we need to look at this further and go for more checks’ UBP
  
  RecommendedNick Kyrgios explains why he spat towards fan at WimbledonOwen Farrell ‘very unhappy’ to lose England captaincy to Courtney LawesTemporary stand collapses ahead of second day between Sri Lanka and Australia“I’m just really, really grateful and thankful that everything turned out how it did and I can keep trying my best to move on, look ahead and take strength from that situation UBP
  
  “I think it was as much of a shock for them as it was for me because I’m the athlete of the family, the really fit one who’s kicking everybody else up the bum to tell them to get in shape UBP
  
  “With the irregularity, if the heart goes too fast with the strain that I’m putting my heart under, it could be dangerous,” she said UBP
  
  “Because of the time off, I was quite deconditioned UBP
  
  “Luckily everything was in Liverpool so I was staying with my family and that was amazing to have the support,” she said UBP
  
  “I’d thought it was maybe low blood sugar or something, if you’re feeling a little bit wobbly, if you maybe haven’t fuelled well enough,” she said UBP
  
  
  
  “I think it was as much of a shock for them as it was for me because I’m the athlete of the family, the really fit one who’s kicking everybody else up the bum to tell them to get in shape UBP
  
  For that potentially to be something that was taken away from me, that was really tough at the time UBP
  
  “I’m already now thinking ahead to next year UBP
  
  “There have been some footballers who’ve maybe not had those checks and had an unfortunate circumstance when they’ve been on the pitch UBP
  
  Earlier this year, a routine check-up organised by the Lawn Tennis Association revealed an irregular heartbeat and began a chain of events that ended with Grey on a surgeon’s table in late February UBP
  
  I just had to trust in that UBP
  
  “I’ve got a really big family, I’m one of seven, so they were all around me a lot and giving me a lot of support UBP
  
  Going forwards hopefully a lot more players will be checked UBP
  
  So things felt harder and I was like, ‘Is this safe?’ I was checking in with the doctors and they were reassuring me that everything was safe and good to go UBP
  
  ”Grey, who is at her career-high ranking of 292, has to have check-ups every six months but is able to look ahead to the rest of her career with confidence UBP
  
  They didn’t really know what it was in the early days, it was just, ‘we need to look at this further and go for more checks’ UBP
  
  Definitely it’s amazing that the LTA had that in place UBP
  
  Getting over the shock of it all mentally and physically took some time but now I’m back and I’m really happy and looking forward to the next years to come UBP
  
  I really want to try and work my way up the rankings to try and be in the main draw next year UBP
  
  It was a really routine procedure that they did UBP
  
  “That was tricky to get my head around because, as much as sport isn’t forever, you want to call time in your own way UBP
  
  RecommendedNick Kyrgios explains why he spat towards fan at WimbledonOwen Farrell ‘very unhappy’ to lose England captaincy to Courtney LawesTemporary stand collapses ahead of second day between Sri Lanka and Australia“I’m just really, really grateful and thankful that everything turned out how it did and I can keep trying my best to move on, look ahead and take strength from that situation UBP
  
  I had a routine check-up and they picked up that there was a problem with the rhythm of my heart UBP
  
  ” UBP
  
  It could have been a very different outcome, with Grey saying: “There’s a lot of athletes that go down this path who aren’t cleared to be safe to go back to competing and that was a potential that could happen to me UBP
  
  The 26-year-old from Liverpool is all too aware of what can happen if such issues are not picked up UBP
  
  “I wasn’t really thinking too much of it at the time but it all sort of spiralled down quite quickly and it was all quite scary and overwhelming and I wasn’t sure whether I’d be safe to go back to competing again UBP
  
  “Because of the time off, I was quite deconditioned UBP
  
  ”Looking back, Grey realises there were signs of the problem but she would not have sought help had it not been for the check-up UBP
  
  She told the PA news agency: “It was a big shock UBP
  
  “Luckily everything was in Liverpool so I was staying with my family and that was amazing to have the support,” she said UBP
  
  RecommendedOver £130m handed to housing providers named and shamed by regulator“But I was in great hands the whole time and luckily they managed to fix the problem UBP
  
  “With the irregularity, if the heart goes too fast with the strain that I’m putting my heart under, it could be dangerous,” she said UBP
  
  Sarah Beth Grey is targeting a Wimbledon singles debut next year after recovering from heart surgery to take her place in the doubles draw UBP
  
  “They explained to me those symptoms were from the heart UBP
  
  ” With the irregularity, if the heart goes too fast with the strain that I'm putting my heart under, it could be dangerous UBP
  
  “I’d thought it was maybe low blood sugar or something, if you’re feeling a little bit wobbly, if you maybe haven’t fuelled well enough,” she said UBP
  
  ”Grey returned to tournament action in May but admitted the mental recovery has been as difficult as the physical UBP
  
  Grey and Yuriko Miyazaki were well beaten by fifth seeds Ena Shibahara and Asia Muhammad in the first round on Wednesday evening but it was a victory for Grey just to step out on court UBP