• Hot tub

    Lauren Briggs, 25 years old, developed a life-threatening case of meningococcal meningitis (septicemia) after spending an evening with a group of people in her friend’s hot tub…


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  • Legal Woes

    Lance and Jennifer Gravatt have endured legal woes including investigations, inquests, claims and counter-claims since their son, Zac, a medical student died in 2009.


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  • Overcoming Disabilities

    Tilly Lockey lost her hands and tips of her toes amputated at the age of 15 months after contracting Meningococcal Septicaemia.  Now, 14-years old,…


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  • Didn’t See

    A doctor who diagnosed Daniel Christopher Roulant, 22, a young Queenslander with a cold had no way of knowing he would die from meningitis six days later.


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  • Hospital Failure

    Lewys Crawford’s temperature remained high so his parents decided to take him straight to the University Hospital of Wales (UHW) in Cardiff. Clinicians failed…


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  • Early Detection

    Ollie Hall, from Halesworth, died at the James Paget University Hospital (JPUH) after suddenly contracting what doctors determined was meningococcal septicaemia. Paramedics decided not to send…


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  • World Meningitis Day

    Siân Liddle from Bingham, is sharing her story to help raise awareness of World Meningitis Day (April 24), which focuses on ‘Life After Meningitis’ and to support her charity…


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  • Lost Time

    Gravatt, a 22-year-old medical student, died at Auckland City Hospital nine years ago but was reopened after his parents received an anonymous letter alleging deficiencies in his care.


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  • Life Cut Short

    Alfie, 4 year old boy died of meningitis after getting sick only after the first day of school. (more…)


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  • Lucky Guy!

    Olly Janes was given only a 20 percent chance of survival after contracting meningococcal septicemia when he was 17 years old. (more…)


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