'I arrived in the Lake District for a holiday with my family... then everything got very scary'
A woman who suffered a heart attack when on a holiday in the Lake District with her family has spoken of her 'scary' ordeal.
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A woman who suffered a heart attack when on a holiday in the Lake District with her family has spoken of her 'scary' ordeal.
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