Working life with Sarah O’Connor: 'It’s vital we hear the voices of people with asthma'

I’ve been known to hit “snooze” on the alarm. Generally, though, I’m on the iphone, browsing emails, so my head’s in work before I’m out of bed.

Working life with Sarah O’Connor: 'It’s vital we hear the voices of people with asthma'

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I’ve been known to hit “snooze” on the alarm. Generally, though, I’m on the iphone, browsing emails, so my head’s in work before I’m out of bed. If I’ve an early meeting, I drive, after a breakfast of tea and porridge. Otherwise, I get the bus and enjoy a 10-minute walk to the office [Asthma Society of Ireland] on Amiens St.

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