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Bionic man
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rhere's no doubt about it, laving a sense of humour helps n this life. Take the case of Bill itrath for example, ex-managng director of Speedy Delieiries of London and one time raffic operator with Thomas 'aine and Cubit Town Tranport.
A series of heart attacks orced Bill into early retirement ind recently he went through in all day operation in Guy's iospital, London to have a ardial bypass fitted to his heart eplacing a piece that had been emoved.
Unable to do anything very trenuous now, Bill has become le local representative for a inique club in the Dover area /here he now lives
The club helps people before nd after serious heart operaens -and who better to be a presentative of a club called le Spare Parts Club than an x-transport mansays Bill.
-I think looking for spare arts was maybe one of the ontributory factors to me eeding them for personal Ring,he said