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Isobel Fry

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  • TV Journalist, BBC
Manchester, Salford
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Model wants to inspire others to be 'proud of their prosthetics'

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By Isobel Fry Verified, Lauren Hirst Verified
| Yahoo Life Verified
A man who had both his legs amputated in 2024 after getting an infection has become a catwalk model in a bid to inspire others. Michael Hopkinson, from Manchester, was among the models who were showcasing the latest line from Recondition - a brand set up to create adaptive clothing. The 39-year-old said he wanted other people to be proud of their prostheses.
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'Giving up 15 minutes could save lives'

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By Isobel Fry Verified, Angela Ferguson Verified
| Aol Verified
Sam Allardyce said it was crucial for more people to learn CPR as less than one in 10 who have a cardiac arrest out of hospital will survive Former England and Bolton manager Sam Allardyce has urged more people to give up 15 minutes of their time to learn lifesaving CPR skills. Allardyce watched a demonstration of the technique given to Sunday league footballers in Chorley, Lancashire.
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'I created device to help people with dementia stay safe'

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By Isobel Fry Verified
| Aol Verified
Mark Aldred said it was a frightening time when his dad was diagnosed A man whose father had dementia has created a device to help families with "their biggest fear" that loved ones with the condition go missing. Having struggled to find support himself after his dad was diagnosed in 2007, Mark Aldred from Atherton, Wigan, set up the Good Deeds Trust charity.
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