ICU survivors’ happy news

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A couple who met at a support group for patients who spent time in Walsall Manor Hospital’s Intensive Care Unit (ICU) have now got engaged – to the delight of fellow survivors and staff.Colin Osbourn and Sallyann Wilkinson started to attend the face to face Meet and Mingle group run by Walsall Healthcare NHS

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