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Buckinghamshire mother campaigns for defibrillators in schools

A Buckinghamshire mother thinks defibrillators are as essential as fire extinguishers in schools.

Charlotte Dyer, whose son Jack has a heart condition, thinks defibrillators are as essential as fire extinguishers in schools.

We speak to Anne Jolly from SADS UK, a charity she set up after her son died from an undetected heart condition.

We also speak to Jackie Snow, whose son Lewis died when his heart stopped during a football match.

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Last on

Tue 20 Mar 201206:00
BBC Three Counties Radio

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Chapters

  • 0620

    • Defibrillators in School

      Charlotte Dyer is campaigning to get equipment and training in her son's school

      Duration: 06:00

  • 0705

    • Defibrillators in school

      Anne Jolly set up SADS UK after her son died from an undetected heart condition

      Duration: 10:00

  • 0805

    • Lewis Snow

      Jackie Snow's son Lewis died when his heart stopped beating during a football match

      Duration: 10:00

Broadcast

  • Tue 20 Mar 201206:00
    BBC Three Counties Radio