Picking Up The Pieces
By London's Air Ambulance Charity
When you or someone close to you suffers a serious injury, your life can change beyond recognition. In Picking Up The Pieces, Myleene Klass meets those who have been touched by London’s Air Ambulance Charity to find out what happens when patients and their loved ones return home and have to adjust the new practicalities of lives that have been torn apart.
To find out more about London’s Air Ambulance Charity and support this vital service, please visit www.londonsairambulance.org.uk
To find out more about London’s Air Ambulance Charity and support this vital service, please visit www.londonsairambulance.org.uk
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