Woman left disabled after medics press wrong button on defib during cardiac arrest Posted: May 14, 2026 | Last updated: May 14, 2026 A woman from London, UK, was left disabled after medics allegedly ...

A TV producer left disabled for life when bungling paramedics ‘pressed the wrong button’ on a defibrillator during a cardiac arrest has received an undisclosed payout after suing the NHS. Meg Fozzard ...

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A woman was left permanently disabled after paramedics 'pressed the wrong button' on a defibrillator during a cardiac arrest. Meg Fozzard, 33, had a cardiac arrest in 2019 when she was aged 26, and ...

A DIGITAL producer who was left permanently disabled after paramedics ‘pressed the wrong button’ on a specialist defibrillator has received a payout from the NHS. Meg Fozzard, then 26, collapsed at ...

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A TV producer was left permanently disabled after bungling paramedics "pressed the wrong button" on a defibrillator during a cardiac arrest. Meg Fozzard now lives with lasting disabilities after her ...

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