The Laura McPhee Memorial Fund (Asthma) UK CHARITY
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Bailey
3:56 PM on June 18, 2014
RIP Laura McPhee. When I saw she passed I was really sad even though I didnt know her.
RIP Laura Emily McPhee :'(
RIP Laura Emily McPhee :'(
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Lucy Pearson
7:07 AM on May 6, 2014
Hi, I also have both eczema and asthma and know just how awful it is. I also know how awful it is for the parents of children with these health problems. I am turning 30 this month and my mum still often takes both myself and my brother (who is 27 and also an asthma sufferer) to hospital, and the look of panic and worry on her face says it all. I sometimes have issues with doctors and medical professionals not taking it seriously enough though. With my last very serious asthma attack I was seen by 2 GPs that sent me home, I then thought I must be overreacting but as it got no better, in the end I made an appointment to see the out of hours GP service at my local hospital. I took myself to the hospital (worried that calling an ambulance would be seen as wasting peoples time). When I was finally seen I was put on oxygen and given a severe telling off for not seeking medical help sooner!!!!! Sad to say this wasn't the first time I have received such dismissive reactions to something so life threatening. I have also taught in schools, and think that all teachers should be more First Aid aware. I have often been shocked by how unsure and incapable teachers are with regards to students health. I applied to be an On Call First Aider at one school, but was told that there were 'enough staff already signed up'. I then witnessed countless First Aid instances where staff that were present with a sick child were told not to assist, just to send an email to all staff for a First Aider to come. -This would often take over 10 minutes. -it was absolutely infuriating and ludicrous.
Hi, I went to sign your epetition but it didn't confirm that it had been accepted
PLEASE CAN EVERYONE BE SO KIND AND ASK THIER FAMILY AND FRIENDS TO SUPPORT OUR PETITION EVERY SIGNATURE MATTERS, SO PLEASE GO SIGN IT HELP US HELP OTHER BEREAVED PARENTS THANKYOU X
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http://epetitions.direct.gov.uk/petitions/52920
IT ONLY TAKES A FEW MINUTES WE NEED 100,000 TO GET TO PARLIMENT SO PLEASE ASK YOUR FRIENDS TO HELP THANKYOU X
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http://epetitions.direct.gov.uk/petitions/52920
IT ONLY TAKES A FEW MINUTES WE NEED 100,000 TO GET TO PARLIMENT SO PLEASE ASK YOUR FRIENDS TO HELP THANKYOU X
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Alana Douglas
5:26 AM on July 11, 2012
i think this is a great charity, i have asthma and i know if i need to go to the hospital i can have the right treatment and everything, i can help with anything you want me to and in the summer i will get some of my friends to raise some money.
Thanks Tracie, I will do that if need be. In the meantime I hope it goes well for you all at the up and coming event on June 24.
Martyn 959 says...Sorry to hear that martyn, If you are in any way concerned then could you go back and mention it to them or ask for a seond opinion at the hospital maybe? Sorry we cant help but if you are worried then please go to your local gp or hospital and ask there advice. Good luck
Hi, I sometimes have symptoms of asthma and think i've got it but the doctors say not.
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