A heart restarted: Ingleby Barwick woman reunites with ambulance service teams who saved her life following a cardiac arrest
48-year-old midwife Charlotte from Ingleby Barwick has been reunited with the North East Ambulance Service (NEAS) teams who saved her life after she suffered a cardiac arrest at home.
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A heart restarted: Ingleby Barwick woman reunites with ambulance service teams who saved her life following a cardiac arrest
48-year-old midwife Charlotte from Ingleby Barwick has been reunited with the North East Ambulance Service (NEAS) teams who saved her life after she suffered a cardiac arrest at home.
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