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"I came to sometime on Saturday but, to be honest, from the time that Vincent dropped me off until the following day I had no recollection at all of what had happened. You are in a hospital bed and people are saying to you ‘do you know what happened?’ but I didn’t. Everything was gone. It was very vague. She just went into action. Vincent [Lyster's friend] called the ambulance and the crew talked them through what to do. Anne has had first aid training, as have I, so that was the key to it".

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