a very important campaign which needs as much support and awareness.
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Gwyneth yorke
8 years ago
Think symptoms should be highlighted so more people know what to look for.
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Eluned Parrott
8 years ago
So many people are affected, and yet nobody knows the signs to look for. Let's get the message out there.
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Debbie Smith
8 years ago
Awareness is key
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Aaron Corria
8 years ago
Great cause
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Melanie bennett
8 years ago
I am signing the petition as I hado family member that sufferd with it twice and lost another family member to it.
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Pauline Waters
8 years ago
This must happen, lives are at risk.
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Karen
8 years ago
My mum had sepsis & it took the hospital days to spot it. Thankfully she recovered.
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Matt Day
8 years ago
Sister died tragically last year from Sepsis at the age of 29. I want to stop this happening to other families.
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Joy James
8 years ago
Public awareness needed for Sepsis the silent killer
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Julie Dobson
8 years ago
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My husband nearly died from severe septic shock. When I rang the out if hours GP service, his classic signs of sepsis were not flagged. This is appalling. If I hadn't decided to take him to A&E, he would no longer be here and my daughter would be without her father. This needs to change.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
My preteen has a LWC and is susceptible to sepsis. Awareness would be great even for myself.
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Natasha Fitzgerald
8 years ago
Always a happy girl Chloe was ❤️ Thoughts always with the family
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Andrew RT Davies
8 years ago
Sepsis is a devastating killer and is responsible for far too many deaths in Wales. I fully support the calls for a public awareness campaign to improve outcomes and reduce the tragic number of deaths we see in Wales.
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Deborah Bennett
8 years ago
I have survived Sepsis twice..it is the most awful thing to experience, and so dangerous..
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M Angeles De La Torre
8 years ago
Sepsis awarness save lives
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Deborah Howell
8 years ago
My 22 year old son had chest sepsis back in Nov. He has never had a chest infection in his life!
Luckily the actions of a quick diagnosis by a triage nurse got him the medication he needed.
Read up on the symptoms but also be aware that they don't always present themselves easily.
Love & Miss you every darling Chloe ... Gramps
Let’s help to stop this deadly condition.
a very important campaign which needs as much support and awareness.
Think symptoms should be highlighted so more people know what to look for.
So many people are affected, and yet nobody knows the signs to look for. Let's get the message out there.
Awareness is key
Great cause
I am signing the petition as I hado family member that sufferd with it twice and lost another family member to it.
This must happen, lives are at risk.
My mum had sepsis & it took the hospital days to spot it. Thankfully she recovered.
Sister died tragically last year from Sepsis at the age of 29. I want to stop this happening to other families.
Public awareness needed for Sepsis the silent killer
My husband nearly died from severe septic shock. When I rang the out if hours GP service, his classic signs of sepsis were not flagged. This is appalling. If I hadn't decided to take him to A&E, he would no longer be here and my daughter would be without her father. This needs to change.
My preteen has a LWC and is susceptible to sepsis. Awareness would be great even for myself.
Always a happy girl Chloe was ❤️ Thoughts always with the family
Sepsis is a devastating killer and is responsible for far too many deaths in Wales. I fully support the calls for a public awareness campaign to improve outcomes and reduce the tragic number of deaths we see in Wales.
I have survived Sepsis twice..it is the most awful thing to experience, and so dangerous..
Sepsis awarness save lives
My 22 year old son had chest sepsis back in Nov. He has never had a chest infection in his life! Luckily the actions of a quick diagnosis by a triage nurse got him the medication he needed. Read up on the symptoms but also be aware that they don't always present themselves easily.
Miss you Chloe