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A worker at the Bosley wood mill in Cheshire was 'sacked' by manager Peter Shingler, 56, for complaining and refusing to clean a 'dangerous area', a trial at Chester Town Hall heard.
Husband saves wifeâs life with kidney donation for 35th anniversary By WSMV Staff | February 11, 2021 at 1:23 AM CST - Updated February 11 at 1:26 AM FRANKLIN, Tenn. (WSMV) - For one Tennessee coupleâs 35th wedding anniversary, the husband went above and beyond to save his wifeâs life by donating his kidney. March 9 is an important date, one of many, for Mike and Reda Blair. Itâs both their wedding anniversary and the day Mike donated his kidney to save his wifeâs life. Mike Blair decided to donate his kidney to his wife, Reda, after she went into kidney failure ...
You're bound to hear some great love stories around Valentine's, but one Tennessee couple has a story that's truly incredible.
Husband donates kidney on wedding anniversary, saves her life Nashville (WSMV) — You’re bound to hear some great love stories around Valentine’s, but one local couple has a story that’s truly incredible. It’s a story that brings new meaning to finding your match. February 14, Valentine’s, it’s an important date on the calendar for Mike and Reda Blair of Franklin. “It’s amazing to have someone that’s your best friend as well as your partner in life,” said Reda. But then, dates on the calendar are especially important to them. Go back. January 6. That’s both M...
A long road for the long-hauler: COVID-19's mysterious lingering impacts Nearly a year after battling COVID-19, a Valley man is still dealing with health issues of unknown severity, falling into a group of "long haulers" whose symptoms persist. and last updated 2021-02-05 19:44:54-05 PHOENIX â Nearly a year after battling COVID-19, a Valley man is still dealing with health issues of unknown severity, falling into a group of "long haulers" whose symptoms persist. Derek Moore, 48, told ABC15 he became one of the first known COVID-19 cases in the state last March. "Your station had [reporte...