Five Days
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| First episode date | January 23, 2007 |
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| Genres | Crime Film |
| Networks | BBC |
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| ID | 932405 |
About Five Days
Season 2 features a new storyline and cast headed by Suranne Jones. She portrays Laurie Franklin, an off-duty police officer who finds herself caught up in a strange sequence of events beginning when a commuter train is halted by a suicide jumper. Laurie then learns that a newborn baby has been abandoned at the local hospital, and it soon becomes clear to her that the two events must be connected. But both the train's victim and the baby remain unidentified. As she is drawn deeper into the mystery, Laurie realizes this might not be a simple case at all, but something much darker.
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The women urged not to ignore pain in the chest during the Corona-Virus-pandemic
Melanie Connell, only slight pain, while you attack the heart, but needed a triple-bypass
A Mother , the need for a triple heart-bypass surgery has warned not to ignore other women, mild pain in the chest during the Corona-Virus-pandemic.
Melanie Connell felt a strange feeling in her chest and decided to go to Ipswich Hospital .
Doctors said the 54-year-old had suffered a Heart Attack and needed surgery.
women often have mild experience pain in the chest similar to indigestion during a Heart Attack , according to the.
Mrs Connell, who lives in Erwarton in Suffolk, said she was doing some work in the garden Two Weeks ago, as she felt that the "raw" feeling in your chest.
Melanie Connell and Her Husband enjoyed a walking holiday in the Lake District , only two months before the Heart Attack"It was nothing like you see on TV. No sweat, no disease, no devastating pain, no pain shooting up my arms, the jaw or the neck," She Said .
The mother-of-two have a history of heart problems in the family has to go, so if The Pain reaches you, she decided to go to the hospital.
She Said she was worried about going during the pandemic, but felt it was important to "scare off" of coronavirus.
A consultant confirmed Mrs Connell had suffered a Heart Attack and sent them to The Royal Papworth hospital in Cambridge for surgery.
she was allowed to Go Home Five Days After Her triple-bypass, and said she was now "Pottering around like an old battered and broken turtle".
Melanie Connell, pictured here with Her Husband and children, has a history of heart problems in the family"Please do not be embarrassed or worried about going to the hospital. I wouldn't do that I don't have evening seen, possibly, in The Morning ," She Said .
the women were often not aware of their risk for a Heart Attack , and even before the lockout, so the research.
Barbara Kobzon, a senior cardiac nurse at The British Heart Foundation, said: "We live in uncertain times, and it is understandable that people might feel worried about going to hospital or putting unnecessary strain on the NHS.
"But heart attacks don't stop, for a global pandemic. The treatment of them is still a top priority for the NHS and there are systems in place for them to do so. "
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