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Toe to Peak

Episode 17 of the Who's Tom & Dick podcast, hosted by Patrick Mortimer & Martin Weavers, titled "Toe to Peak" was published on January 19, 2024 and runs 31 minutes.

January 19, 2024 ·31m · Who's Tom & Dick

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Send us Fan Mail Martin & Patrick are back for another podcast of Fun and information. We have an update on Martins's broken toe and when the Oncologists can resume the treatment of Martins's Stage 4 lung Cancer, we discuss his new drug and the next important scan of his lungs. Covid has been running amock here in the UK, Patrick tells us about his 6 days in bed over Christmas and how Martin's wife ended up with the same. Sports Men & Women, how should they be treated on the field ...

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Martin & Patrick are back for another podcast of Fun and information.

We have an update on Martins's broken toe and when the Oncologists can resume the treatment of Martins's Stage 4 lung Cancer, we discuss his new drug and the next important scan of his lungs.

Covid has been running amock here in the UK, Patrick tells us about his 6 days in bed over Christmas and how Martin's wife ended up with the same.

Sports Men & Women, how should they be treated on the field of play during a cardiac arrest, We discuss and update listeners on the progress of Tom Lockier who suffered a Cardiac whilst in the middle of play, and how Medics treated him at the event. Who are all the people on the Team bench, we also identify Team Doctors and their roles.

Heart Issues, what to look out for, and the signs of a pending Heart attack, Cardiac arrest.  Angina (Stable and Unstable Angina) are discussed.

We delve into our listener's questions bag and pick one or two that touch our hearts.

With Christmas now well and truly over, Martin tries to make it last a little longer with his Health recipe for "Christmas Pudding Ice Cream" Check out the ingredients and the process without the need for an ice cream maker.  

We bring back today "Martins Joke of the Week"

And finally, an update on our future guests and podcast for this coming year.

Next Week: An Interview with Macmillan Cancer Care Charity, something really worth a listen.

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