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The Anaesthetic Awareness Network (UK & Ireland),exists in order to offer support and encouragement to victims of awareness and their families, provide a platform to share stories and to build a strong network of patients and professionals. Click 'about' to learn more.
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Sally underwent an awareness experience during an emergency caesarean... read the full article
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Letter to Roberta Blackman-Woods MP in response to her recent communication. read the full article

Reply from Prof. Michael Harmer, President of the Association of Anaesthetists of Great Britain and Ireland (www.aagbi.org) in response to Sally’s contact and raising of concerns about current practice.read the full article
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An inspiring story

April 12, 2008

This post is not directly to do with anaesthetic awareness.

However, it is a story about someone who has been through a horrific, life-threatening experience, and survived.

Tomorrow’s London Marathon will no doubt have many such inspiring stories of people who have somehow managed to forgive those people and events that have caused them harm, and found the strength to continue living life to its full potential. It is here because it is a message of encouragement for us all.

You can learn more by clicking here:

N.B. For a report of the finished Marathon, and some more inspiring stories of participants, click here: