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I am so glad I have been able to do something to help.” We launched the £600,000 appeal in October, and have been bowled over by the support so far.

It’s important to remember that things may not go according to plan, so try to be flexible.

It is so lovely to work with other clubs in a way we haven't done before to support such an important local appeal that touches so many of us; it's a great

We try and keep the rooms quiet so the babies can sleep, so try to be as quiet as possible when you visit.

With over two hundred people taking part, it was amazing to see so many people come out to support and fundraise for our local NHS."

Atique and Mark have completed their epic challenge and have raised over £4,000 so far.

It is fantastic to think this new scanner could make a difference to so many people so they can put their mind at rest or are able to begin their treatment

Katy says: "I have always been so proud to work at the Trust, but even more so now with the care my mum received until the very end.

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“I’ve never done a race further than a half marathon so this race is a big step up!

Nikki Price, Senior Biomedical Scientist commented: “I am so pleased Harvey’s Gang has started in Gloucestershire.

“She was taken to critical care and all the staff there were just so amazing.

So that your baby can been seen clearly, it is essential that you have a full bladder for your scan.

They have raised a fabulous amount for the Gloucestershire Heart Appeal and we are so appreciative for their continued support.”

So early into the partnership they have already shown such enthusiasm to get involved with our hospitals and NHS staff.

So far, it has raised £2.6million to fund imaging technology which now helps nearly 30,000 patients every year.

Knowing your midwife can make a significant difference to the overall experience of pregnancy so Continuity of Carer in Gloucestershire is great news for

It is helpful if you can: bring an early morning urine sample. drink a pint or so of water before you come to the clinic so your bladder is relatively

The feedback has been very positive so far and we hope to continue making improvements where necessary.

So that your baby can been seen clearly, it is essential that you have a full bladder for your scan.