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
As 2016 came to a close yesterday I couldn’t help but reflect on the number of celebrity passings during the year and how fortunate I had been over 2 and a half years previously. As I pondered on the time since my event, a penny dropped, I did a quick calculation and I realised that … Read more