Tauranga runner and mother of two, Maree Rajpal (32) has thanked the team of first responders who saved her life when she went into sudden cardiac arrest during the Hawke’s Bay half marathon. Maree was competing on Saturday 14 May, along with 8,000 .
A Hawke's Bay woman has expressed her anger after the region's hospital delayed her mother-in-law's surgery for weeks, when the operation was less than an hour away.
Lead Advocate and NZNO industrial advisor David Wait said members were “angry and frustrated at the first DHB offer received last month”. “That would have given most members little more than 1.38 per cent, just under the rate of inflation. This is despite the incredible sacrifices they made in 2020 to keep the country safe from COVID-19.” “This strike action affects all places where the DHB provides health care or hospital care services,” McKenna said. “We have had wonderful support from willing volunteers in the past and training will be provided in advance of strike day on what will be required.” McKenna said more detail would come regarding the impact on hospital services once details had been finalised with the NZNO.
We cry every day, it s crushing. The grief is crushing, Linda says. Our hearts are broken into a million bits and I don t know if we ll ever recover, Malcolm adds.
Shae s family has been left with just photos and memories of their son and brother.
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His sister Jaimee Stewart says he was a loving and protective older brother. We spent a lot of time together just hanging out as brother and sister, and as friends as well.
Shae battled with his mental health as a teenager - after becoming addicted to drugs.
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