Special Report: Saving lives by the second from the silent killer

Gerry Wyse was at home in Douglas on a sunny Saturday afternoon when the call came through from Cork University Hospital - a 17-year-old boy, Roger Timon, was on his way in by ambulance following a suspected stroke.
Special Report: Saving lives by the second from the silent killer

Roger Timon (right) with his mother Derbhile and brother Harry and the family pet Abby.  Picture: Eddie O'Hare
Roger Timon (right) with his mother Derbhile and brother Harry and the family pet Abby. Picture: Eddie O'Hare

Gerry Wyse was at home in Douglas on a sunny Saturday afternoon when the call came through from Cork University Hospital - a 17-year-old boy, Roger Timon, was on his way in by ambulance following a suspected stroke.

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