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she was just lovely. she had a heart of gold. joanne's daughter, amy, had lived with severe asthma all her life. it's just breathing. it's something that everyone takes for granted. and, at times, amy could notjust breathe. i didn't want to come in. then in october, amy collapsed in the middle of the night. an ambulance was called. they started her heart again. and then they took her to wigan royal infirmary. lots of people came into the room, into the family room and said that her brain had been starved of oxygen during the asthma attack. i actually feel sick as if i'm going in to get my results. and then i had to come home and, on the friday night after school, and tell bailey that his mummy had died, which was just the worst thing i've ever had to do.
around one in eight deaths in the uk are caused by chronic lung disease, making it the third largest killer behind cancer and heart disease. our reporterjim reed has been to see how one hospital is reducing admissions. amy was just the centre of our family. she was just full of life, really. and she was only 22. she was just lovely. she had a heart of gold. joanne's daughter, amy, had lived with severe asthma all her life. the young mum always carried an inhaler and shielded at home through the pandemic. it's just breathing. it's something that everyone takes for granted. and, at times, amy could notjust breathe. i didn't want to come in. then in october, amy collapsed in the middle of the night. she couldn't breathe. an ambulance was called. they started her heart again. and then they took her to wigan royal infirmary. lots of people came into the room, into the family room and said that
coming up on the bbc news channel: sarah hunter hopes for the perfect end — the england captain and world cup winner will retire from rugby against scotland this weekend at her home town stadium in newcastle. new research shows a sharp north—south divide in the number of people needing emergency hospital treatment for lung conditions. the figures are three times higher in some parts of the country than the richest areas of the uk. the research by the charity asthma and lung uk shows the north—west of england, central scotland and parts of northern ireland had much higher rates of illness and death than other areas. 0ur health correspondent, jim reed, reports. amy was just the centre of our family. she was just full of life, really. and she was only 22. joanne's daughter, amy,
for its head teacher. aruna iyengar, bbc news. new research shows a sharp north/south divide in the number of people needing emergency hospital treatment for lung conditions. the figures are three times higher in some parts of the country than the richest areas of the uk. the research, by the charity asthma and lung uk shows the north—west of england, central scotland and parts of northern ireland had much higher rates of illness and death than other areas. 0ur health correspondent, jim reed, reports. amy was just the centre of our family. she was just full of life, really. and she was only 22. joanne's daughter, amy, had lived with severe asthma all her life. it's just breathing. it's something that everyone takes for granted. and, at times, amy could notjust breathe. then in october, amy collapsed in the middle of the night.
source. the american actress gwyneth paltrow is in court over claims she seriously injured a man in a "hit—and—run" skiing accident. new research shows a sharp north/south divide in the number of people needing emergency hospital treatment for lung conditions. the research shows the north—west of england, central scotland and parts of northern ireland had much higher rates of illness and death than other areas. as jim reed reports. amy was just the centre of our family. she was just full of life, really. and she was only 22. joanne's daughter, amy, had lived with severe asthma all her life. it's just breathing. it's something that everyone takes for granted. and, at times, amy could notjust breathe. then in october, amy collapsed in the middle of the night. an ambulance was called.
of our family. she was just full of life, really. and she was only 22. joanne's daughter, amy, had lived with severe asthma all her life. it's just breathing. it's something that everyone takes for granted. and, at times, amy could notjust breathe. then in october, amy collapsed in the middle of the night. an ambulance was called. they started her heart again. and then they took her to wigan royal infirmary. lots of people came into the room, into the family room, and said that her brain had been starved of oxygen during the asthma attack. i actually feel sick, as if i'm going in to get my results. and then i had to come home and, on the friday night after school, and tell bailey that his mummy had died, which wasjust... ..the worst thing
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of the royal college of nursing will walk out in england, along with ambulance workers in the gmb and unite. in wales, some ambulance staff will strike, but most health workers have suspended their walkout after an improved pay offer from the welsh government. nurses in england will continue their strike tomorrow. physiotherapists in england will then go on strike on thursday. and on friday, some ambulance staff in england will take part in another day of action. our health correspondent dominic hughes has been talking to nhs workers. with 19 years' experience in the ambulance service, joanne never thought she'd find herself striking. but while this dispute is primarily about pay, forjoanne, it's also about the state of the health service and the delays patients and ambulance crews face because of the pressures on the system. ifeel sick sometimes, because i think those people outside waiting for ambulances, it could be your auntie, uncle,
nurses and ambulance staff in england will take action today. they'll be joined by some ambulance workers in wales. meanwhile nurses in england will continue their strike tomorrow. physiotherapists in england will then go on strike on thursday, with the week of action ending on friday as some ambulance staff in england take part in another day of industrial action. 0ur health correspondent dominic hughes has been talking to nhs workers. with 19 years' experience in the ambulance service, joanne never thought she'd find herself striking. but while this dispute is primarily about pay, forjoanne, it's also about the state of the health service and the delays patients and ambulance crews face because of the pressures on the system. i feel sick sometimes because i think those people outside waiting for ambulances, it could be yourauntie, uncle, mum, dad, brother, sister.
will strike, but most health workers have suspended their walk—out after an improved pay offer from the welsh government. nurses in england will continue their strike tomorrow. physiotherapists in england will then go on strike on thursday. and on friday, some ambulance staff in england will take part in another day of action. 0ur health correspondent dominic hughes has been talking to nhs workers. with 19 years' experience in the ambulance service, joanne never thought she'd find herself striking. but while this dispute is primarily about pay, forjoanne, it's also about the state of the health service and the delays patients and ambulance crews face because of the pressures on the system. ifeel sick sometimes, because i think those people outside waiting for ambulances, it could be your auntie, uncle, mum, dad, brother, sister. the morale is in its