run by the ofone, parent with safety at the are the first when it real some difficult The Share Aware campaign is a bit of a
life-saver because it helps parents get to grips with all that Snapchatting
The hard shoulder has been a
life-saver if you feel ill at the wheel or the car PACKs up and has served as a fast access for emergency vehicles in the case of an accident.
I CANNOT praise too highly Birmingham Library Services At Home, a real
life-saver to keep boredom and loneliness at bay for the disabled who are unable to visit a library in person.
But in the vast majority of cases, early detection is a
life-saver. Yet screening is still not available via the NHS.
Equally, our winning
life-saver could be an ordinary member of the public who has shown outstanding courage or initiative when confronted with a life-threatening emergency.
PENSACOLA: Santa turned
life-saver when a four-month-old baby boy stopped breathing during a visit to a Florida shopping mall.
Far right, the canine
life-saver springs into action
CHRIS Martin revealed yesterday that music was a
life-saver after his split from Gwyneth Paltrow earlier this year.
The pint-sized
life-saver jumped into action and showed maturity beyond his years when he came to the rescue of his mum Clare.
A REAL "HEARTBEAT" STORY: A passing policeman proved to be a
life-saver for John Coyle of Kesteven Road, Easterside, who suffered a heart attack while walking home in November 1976.
What is known is that a smoke alarm can be a
life-saver and every house should have at least one fitted.