[ETA: The link in the first message is out-of-date; however one can still download the file in the second link]
We got a message this morning somebody with M.E. telling us about "a superb interview from the point of a view of a sufferer with M.E. and his way of coping with over the last 20 years" that was on Irish national radio (RTE Radio One) today:
http://www.rte.ie/radio1/thejohnmurrayshow/
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Joining John in studio this morning is Mark O'Sullivan, an author of many award winning books for young adults & his latest book tackles the issue of 'ABI' acquired brain injury. The title of the book is 'My Dad is Ten Years Old' & published by Penguin & available now.
Mark O'Sullivan 9th June
Author Mark O'Sullivan joins John this morning to discuss acquired brain injury 'ABI'
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Listen back:
http://dynamic.rte.ie/quickaxs/209-r1-thejohnmurrayshow-2011-06-09.smil
Or else after tomorrow's show, click Thursday for the next seven days.
The interview is 16 minutes 40 seconds long.
The bit on M.E. is from around 4 min 45 secs till the end i.e. is most of the interview in fact.
If one using a link that goes to the full programme, it starts at 15:30-32:10.
At the end of the show, 59:35, he reads out a message from a woman struggling with M.E.
We got a message this morning somebody with M.E. telling us about "a superb interview from the point of a view of a sufferer with M.E. and his way of coping with over the last 20 years" that was on Irish national radio (RTE Radio One) today:
http://www.rte.ie/radio1/thejohnmurrayshow/
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Joining John in studio this morning is Mark O'Sullivan, an author of many award winning books for young adults & his latest book tackles the issue of 'ABI' acquired brain injury. The title of the book is 'My Dad is Ten Years Old' & published by Penguin & available now.
Mark O'Sullivan 9th June
Author Mark O'Sullivan joins John this morning to discuss acquired brain injury 'ABI'
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Listen back:
http://dynamic.rte.ie/quickaxs/209-r1-thejohnmurrayshow-2011-06-09.smil
Or else after tomorrow's show, click Thursday for the next seven days.
The interview is 16 minutes 40 seconds long.
The bit on M.E. is from around 4 min 45 secs till the end i.e. is most of the interview in fact.
If one using a link that goes to the full programme, it starts at 15:30-32:10.
At the end of the show, 59:35, he reads out a message from a woman struggling with M.E.
