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Laois Nationalist — Child neglect trial hears two-year-old died days after ingesting methadone - Vimarsana News

Laois Nationalist — Child neglect trial hears two-year-old died days after ingesting methadone

Two-year-old Heidi Douglas died on April 19th, 2016, three days after she had been admitted to Our Lady’s Children’s Hospital in Crumlin.

Kildare Nationalist — Child neglect trial hears two-year-old died days after ingesting methadone - Vimarsana News

Kildare Nationalist — Child neglect trial hears two-year-old died days after ingesting methadone

Two-year-old Heidi Douglas died on April 19th, 2016, three days after she had been admitted to Our Lady’s Children’s Hospital in Crumlin.

Carlow Nationalist — Child neglect trial hears two-year-old died days after ingesting methadone - Vimarsana News

Carlow Nationalist — Child neglect trial hears two-year-old died days after ingesting methadone

Two-year-old Heidi Douglas died on April 19th, 2016, three days after she had been admitted to Our Lady’s Children’s Hospital in Crumlin.

Waterford News and Star — Child neglect trial hears two-year-old died days after ingesting methadone - Vimarsana News

Waterford News and Star — Child neglect trial hears two-year-old died days after ingesting methadone

Two-year-old Heidi Douglas died on April 19th, 2016, three days after she had been admitted to Our Lady’s Children’s Hospital in Crumlin.

Thousands die in Ireland each year from cardiac arrest but YOU can double a person's chance of survival - Vimarsana News

Thousands die in Ireland each year from cardiac arrest but YOU can double a person's chance of survival

Thousands of people die every year from cardiac arrest in Ireland with approximately 70 per cent of those happening at home in front of a loved one. Brigid Sinnott, Resuscitation Manager at the Irish Heart Foundation says 'if someone knows CPR, they can start performing compressions quickly, doubling or even tripling a person's chances of survival.' 'In 2018, 176 people survived a cardiac arrest because of the actions of somebody who knew CPR. If an extra 100,000 people learn CPR, we could potentially save an extra 60 lives a year on average.' And you don't need to be a doctor or trained medi...

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