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St Patrick's Day
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Martin & Patrick Chat,
Today I'ts all about Patrick.
We have listened to Martin tell us all about his Cancer in recent episodes but Martin thought that "St Patrick's Day" is tomorrow (March 16th, 2024) there is not a better time to talk to Patrick.
Patrick openly and honestly talks today about the timeline of his two heart attacks 10 years apart, leading up to the event, during the Heart attacks itself, the procedures and stents, and the rehabilitation afterward.
Patrick discusses his drug regime, itemising each one and their uses, not forgetting the side effects associated with these drugs.
Martin asks Patrick a series of questions along the way along with some unassociated questions about his life living with Heart Disease.
You may be surprised to hear this story and some of you may be able to re-late well with the story and his drug regime too.
This week for one week only Patrick gets the "Joke of the week" spot but is it as good or as bad as Martin's you tell us?
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Martins Joke of the week.
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