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July 12, 2005

Doctors say London bombing victim's hearing 'saved by his Apple iPod earphones'

Tad Grglewiecz, a 52-year old civil engineer from Cricklewood, North London survived the recent London terrorist bombings.

"Doctors told him his hearing was saved by his iPod earphones. He was treated at the scene by a female doctor from the British Medical Association, whose headquarters were next to the bus blast. 'I was bleeding heavily, so without her help it could have been very serious for me. Last night I went into theatre to have my wounds cleaned. There were bits of bus in me. It was a miracle I was not more badly injured considering how close I was to the explosion. The help I received from people was extraordinary,'" The Independent reports.

From http://macdailynews.com/index.php/weblog/comments/6232/

Posted by 4HL on July 12, 2005 8:14 AM


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