" Childs pulse monitor"

A review of Lloyds Pharmacy by Keith Stewart written on Friday 3rd of April 2009

Dear sir/madam

I have had difficulty trying to

find the correct site in which to write to, and

hope that this one will suffice.My problem is

this: I have a grand daughter with a little

known desease called WEST SYNDROME its basically

an enlargement of the right hand side of the

brain,which lead to epileptic fits and learning

difficulties.

A few weeks ago she had a very severe fit when

even the paramedics could not find a pulse,so if

trained medics have a problem what chance me?Now

to the point of my letter.Lloyds pharmacy seems

to be on top with heart/blood pressure monitors

etc,and I was wondering if there is such device

as a pulse motitor,because I (proberbly like lots

of others) cannot find a pulse especially when it

is so vitally important.

Sorry to go on but my idea is quite simple,It

comes in the form of a watch with a very fine

sensor on the wrist side crossing the pulse area,

on the face could be a beating heart attached to

the rear.Something along these lines would make

life a lot easier, not to mention reduce the

feeling of uselessness.I am sure,if there is

nothing currently on the market,then your company

has the wherewithall to produce and market such a

product.

Thankyou for reading this and hope it has

reached the rght department.once again thanks.

yours sincerely keith

syndrome is also called childhood spasms,quite

recently my grand daughter (Keira) had a rather

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