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hyperbaric oxygen therapy

Oxygen – A Breath for life

19/10/2019 //  by Michelle Berridale Johnson//  1 Comment

Boosting oxygen levels to brain injured children can deliver dramatic improvements in their conditions. A Breath for Life is the only charity which provides hyperbaric oxygen treatment specifically for children at a price that is affordable. Yet they have to operate out of what …

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Nursing as it used to be – with Jane Dean

20/12/2018 //  by Michelle Berridale Johnson//  2 Comments

Keen followers of Call the Midwife should certainly be checking in to Jane Dean’s new book, To Heal the Sick – Nursing in the NHS in the 1960s.  (Available from JaneDeanAuthor or as a Kindle here.) Jane trained with a  group of friends, all of whom have kept in touch over the …

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