April said: “I just remember me and Ashleigh being on fire. “I had someone chuck a bottle of wine over me and then I was taken to the toilet and had water splashed all over me.” Doctors have given April donor skin while her own recovers, but the full extent of her injuries are not yet known.
Nurse - Ashleigh at her graduation She said: “I am in constant pain. Some days are harder and some days are better than others. “I have been having panic attacks since it happened. “I do not remember going to sleep and I was very confused when I woke up.
April said: “I just remember me and Ashleigh being on fire. “I had someone chuck a bottle of wine over me and then I was taken to the toilet and had water splashed all over me.” Doctors have given April donor skin while her own recovers, but the full extent of her injuries are not yet known.
Nurse - Ashleigh at her graduation She said: “I am in constant pain. Some days are harder and some days are better than others. “I have been having panic attacks since it happened. “I do not remember going to sleep and I was very confused when I woke up.
A mum who was left fighting for her life after an explosion at a pub says she has been having flashbacks and panic attacks after waking up from an induced coma four days after the incident. Former Philip Morant School and Colchester Institute student April Charlesworth was out celebrating her 28th birthday with cousin Ashleigh when the explosion took place in the outside space at the King’s Head pub in Great Cornard, on Saturday, April 24. April was rushed to Bury St Edmunds Hospital before being put to sleep and transferred to Queen Victoria Hospital in London. She was put on a ventilator and woke up four days later with serious burns to her neck, hands and face.
A mum who was left fighting for her life after an explosion at a pub says she has been having flashbacks and panic attacks after waking up from an induced coma four days after the incident. Former Philip Morant School and Colchester Institute student April Charlesworth was out celebrating her 28th birthday with cousin Ashleigh when the explosion took place in the outside space at the King’s Head pub in Great Cornard, on Saturday, April 24. April was rushed to Bury St Edmunds Hospital before being put to sleep and transferred to Queen Victoria Hospital in London. She was put on a ventilator and woke up four days later with serious burns to her neck, hands and face.