The sound of seagulls screeching in the air breaks the monotony of the rain beating down upon the gossamer chalet roof. It’s the last day of my sons rugby team tour and the weather is doing its best to remind me of typical bank holidays gone by, where the longing for some sun is often … Read more
It’s odd being an SCA survivor because you do seem to think differently to how you used to. I was stood on a platform yesterday 6ft high using an angle grinder on our boat hull. Firstly I noted that the on switch locked on which meant if I dropped it then it might not turn … Read more
When I had my SCA in April 2014, I not only became a member of a rather unique club, but unbeknownst to me also part of a study that was being conducted at the hospital I was admitted to – The Essex Cardiothoractic Centre, which is part of Basildon Hospital. 6 months after being discharged, … Read more