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SCHICKSALE - Amnesie nach Enzephalitis: Suzy Owen kann sich weder an ihre Hochzeit noch an die Geburt ihres Sohnes erinnern
Suzy and Charlie now (PA Real Life/Collect) *** Mum has no recollection of her wedding day or
giving birth to her son after a rare brain bug erased
her memory
By Erin Cardiff, PA Real Life
A happily married mum cannot remember her wedding day or giving birth to her son after
a terrifying brain bug erased the precious memories - maybe forever.
In robust health when she started having headaches in the spring of 2017, Suzy Owen,
36, of Woking, Surrey, who then worked at an opticians, simply expect ed them to lift.
But life with her police officer husband Paul, 38, and their boy, Charlie, six, changed in an
instant, after a seizure in the street on May 16 led to a diagnosis of encephalitis - a rare
but serious inflammation of the brain, usually occurring when the immune system attacks
itself in error.
Paul remembers calling his wife, who was out with their son, then three, only for a
paramedic to answer her phone.
He said: I had been at work, doing some training, and got out my phone when I finish ed
to call Suzy and tell her I was on my way home, like I usually did.
A paramedic answered and told me she had collapsed in the street, and was having
seizures.
At first, I thought it was some sort of horrible prank, but I soon realised it was very real.
Family swooped in to take care of Charlie, as Suzy, who has no recollection of these
traumatic events, was raced to St Peter's Hospital in Chertsey, Surrey, where Paul joined
her.
At first, unsure whether she had meningitis or encephalitis, Suzy - who was diagnosed
with the latter in the early hours of the next morning - was later placed in an induced
coma for three long months, to help her body to recover.
Coming round to find her long-term memory had been severely impacted, she had lost all
recollection of the two most important events of her life - her son's birth on 1 January,
2014 and her 25 August, 2007 wedding day.
Unable to work, Suzy, who continues to have daily seizures and whose 24/7 c
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SCHICKSALE - Amnesie nach Enzephalitis: Suzy Owen kann sich weder an ihre Hochzeit noch an die Geburt ihres Sohnes erinnern
Charlie as a newborn (PA Real Life/Collect) *** Mum has no recollection of her wedding day or
giving birth to her son after a rare brain bug erased
her memory
By Erin Cardiff, PA Real Life
A happily married mum cannot remember her wedding day or giving birth to her son after
a terrifying brain bug erased the precious memories - maybe forever.
In robust health when she started having headaches in the spring of 2017, Suzy Owen,
36, of Woking, Surrey, who then worked at an opticians, simply expect ed them to lift.
But life with her police officer husband Paul, 38, and their boy, Charlie, six, changed in an
instant, after a seizure in the street on May 16 led to a diagnosis of encephalitis - a rare
but serious inflammation of the brain, usually occurring when the immune system attacks
itself in error.
Paul remembers calling his wife, who was out with their son, then three, only for a
paramedic to answer her phone.
He said: I had been at work, doing some training, and got out my phone when I finish ed
to call Suzy and tell her I was on my way home, like I usually did.
A paramedic answered and told me she had collapsed in the street, and was having
seizures.
At first, I thought it was some sort of horrible prank, but I soon realised it was very real.
Family swooped in to take care of Charlie, as Suzy, who has no recollection of these
traumatic events, was raced to St Peter's Hospital in Chertsey, Surrey, where Paul joined
her.
At first, unsure whether she had meningitis or encephalitis, Suzy - who was diagnosed
with the latter in the early hours of the next morning - was later placed in an induced
coma for three long months, to help her body to recover.
Coming round to find her long-term memory had been severely impacted, she had lost all
recollection of the two most important events of her life - her son's birth on 1 January,
2014 and her 25 August, 2007 wedding day.
Unable to work, Suzy, who continues to have daily seizures and whose 24/7 c
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SCHICKSALE - Amnesie nach Enzephalitis: Suzy Owen kann sich weder an ihre Hochzeit noch an die Geburt ihres Sohnes erinnern
Suzy, Paul, Charlie and Paul's parents, Ann and Roger (PA Real Life/Collect) *** Mum has no recollection of her wedding day or
giving birth to her son after a rare brain bug erased
her memory
By Erin Cardiff, PA Real Life
A happily married mum cannot remember her wedding day or giving birth to her son after
a terrifying brain bug erased the precious memories - maybe forever.
In robust health when she started having headaches in the spring of 2017, Suzy Owen,
36, of Woking, Surrey, who then worked at an opticians, simply expect ed them to lift.
But life with her police officer husband Paul, 38, and their boy, Charlie, six, changed in an
instant, after a seizure in the street on May 16 led to a diagnosis of encephalitis - a rare
but serious inflammation of the brain, usually occurring when the immune system attacks
itself in error.
Paul remembers calling his wife, who was out with their son, then three, only for a
paramedic to answer her phone.
He said: I had been at work, doing some training, and got out my phone when I finish ed
to call Suzy and tell her I was on my way home, like I usually did.
A paramedic answered and told me she had collapsed in the street, and was having
seizures.
At first, I thought it was some sort of horrible prank, but I soon realised it was very real.
Family swooped in to take care of Charlie, as Suzy, who has no recollection of these
traumatic events, was raced to St Peter's Hospital in Chertsey, Surrey, where Paul joined
her.
At first, unsure whether she had meningitis or encephalitis, Suzy - who was diagnosed
with the latter in the early hours of the next morning - was later placed in an induced
coma for three long months, to help her body to recover.
Coming round to find her long-term memory had been severely impacted, she had lost all
recollection of the two most important events of her life - her son's birth on 1 January,
2014 and her 25 August, 2007 wedding day.
Unable to work, Suzy, who continues to hav
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SCHICKSALE - Amnesie nach Enzephalitis: Suzy Owen kann sich weder an ihre Hochzeit noch an die Geburt ihres Sohnes erinnern
Paul and Charlie (PA Real Life/Collect) *** Mum has no recollection of her wedding day or
giving birth to her son after a rare brain bug erased
her memory
By Erin Cardiff, PA Real Life
A happily married mum cannot remember her wedding day or giving birth to her son after
a terrifying brain bug erased the precious memories - maybe forever.
In robust health when she started having headaches in the spring of 2017, Suzy Owen,
36, of Woking, Surrey, who then worked at an opticians, simply expect ed them to lift.
But life with her police officer husband Paul, 38, and their boy, Charlie, six, changed in an
instant, after a seizure in the street on May 16 led to a diagnosis of encephalitis - a rare
but serious inflammation of the brain, usually occurring when the immune system attacks
itself in error.
Paul remembers calling his wife, who was out with their son, then three, only for a
paramedic to answer her phone.
He said: I had been at work, doing some training, and got out my phone when I finish ed
to call Suzy and tell her I was on my way home, like I usually did.
A paramedic answered and told me she had collapsed in the street, and was having
seizures.
At first, I thought it was some sort of horrible prank, but I soon realised it was very real.
Family swooped in to take care of Charlie, as Suzy, who has no recollection of these
traumatic events, was raced to St Peter's Hospital in Chertsey, Surrey, where Paul joined
her.
At first, unsure whether she had meningitis or encephalitis, Suzy - who was diagnosed
with the latter in the early hours of the next morning - was later placed in an induced
coma for three long months, to help her body to recover.
Coming round to find her long-term memory had been severely impacted, she had lost all
recollection of the two most important events of her life - her son's birth on 1 January,
2014 and her 25 August, 2007 wedding day.
Unable to work, Suzy, who continues to have daily seizures and whose 24/7 care
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SCHICKSALE - Amnesie nach Enzephalitis: Suzy Owen kann sich weder an ihre Hochzeit noch an die Geburt ihres Sohnes erinnern
Paul with Charlie when he was a newborn baby (PA Real Life/Collect) *** Mum has no recollection of her wedding day or
giving birth to her son after a rare brain bug erased
her memory
By Erin Cardiff, PA Real Life
A happily married mum cannot remember her wedding day or giving birth to her son after
a terrifying brain bug erased the precious memories - maybe forever.
In robust health when she started having headaches in the spring of 2017, Suzy Owen,
36, of Woking, Surrey, who then worked at an opticians, simply expect ed them to lift.
But life with her police officer husband Paul, 38, and their boy, Charlie, six, changed in an
instant, after a seizure in the street on May 16 led to a diagnosis of encephalitis - a rare
but serious inflammation of the brain, usually occurring when the immune system attacks
itself in error.
Paul remembers calling his wife, who was out with their son, then three, only for a
paramedic to answer her phone.
He said: I had been at work, doing some training, and got out my phone when I finish ed
to call Suzy and tell her I was on my way home, like I usually did.
A paramedic answered and told me she had collapsed in the street, and was having
seizures.
At first, I thought it was some sort of horrible prank, but I soon realised it was very real.
Family swooped in to take care of Charlie, as Suzy, who has no recollection of these
traumatic events, was raced to St Peter's Hospital in Chertsey, Surrey, where Paul joined
her.
At first, unsure whether she had meningitis or encephalitis, Suzy - who was diagnosed
with the latter in the early hours of the next morning - was later placed in an induced
coma for three long months, to help her body to recover.
Coming round to find her long-term memory had been severely impacted, she had lost all
recollection of the two most important events of her life - her son's birth on 1 January,
2014 and her 25 August, 2007 wedding day.
Unable to work, Suzy, who continues to have daily s
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SCHICKSALE - Amnesie nach Enzephalitis: Suzy Owen kann sich weder an ihre Hochzeit noch an die Geburt ihres Sohnes erinnern
Suzy with Charlie when he was born (PA Real Life/Collect) *** Mum has no recollection of her wedding day or
giving birth to her son after a rare brain bug erased
her memory
By Erin Cardiff, PA Real Life
A happily married mum cannot remember her wedding day or giving birth to her son after
a terrifying brain bug erased the precious memories - maybe forever.
In robust health when she started having headaches in the spring of 2017, Suzy Owen,
36, of Woking, Surrey, who then worked at an opticians, simply expect ed them to lift.
But life with her police officer husband Paul, 38, and their boy, Charlie, six, changed in an
instant, after a seizure in the street on May 16 led to a diagnosis of encephalitis - a rare
but serious inflammation of the brain, usually occurring when the immune system attacks
itself in error.
Paul remembers calling his wife, who was out with their son, then three, only for a
paramedic to answer her phone.
He said: I had been at work, doing some training, and got out my phone when I finish ed
to call Suzy and tell her I was on my way home, like I usually did.
A paramedic answered and told me she had collapsed in the street, and was having
seizures.
At first, I thought it was some sort of horrible prank, but I soon realised it was very real.
Family swooped in to take care of Charlie, as Suzy, who has no recollection of these
traumatic events, was raced to St Peter's Hospital in Chertsey, Surrey, where Paul joined
her.
At first, unsure whether she had meningitis or encephalitis, Suzy - who was diagnosed
with the latter in the early hours of the next morning - was later placed in an induced
coma for three long months, to help her body to recover.
Coming round to find her long-term memory had been severely impacted, she had lost all
recollection of the two most important events of her life - her son's birth on 1 January,
2014 and her 25 August, 2007 wedding day.
Unable to work, Suzy, who continues to have daily seizures an
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SCHICKSALE - Amnesie nach Enzephalitis: Suzy Owen kann sich weder an ihre Hochzeit noch an die Geburt ihres Sohnes erinnern
Charlie as a newborn (PA Real Life/Collect) *** Mum has no recollection of her wedding day or
giving birth to her son after a rare brain bug erased
her memory
By Erin Cardiff, PA Real Life
A happily married mum cannot remember her wedding day or giving birth to her son after
a terrifying brain bug erased the precious memories - maybe forever.
In robust health when she started having headaches in the spring of 2017, Suzy Owen,
36, of Woking, Surrey, who then worked at an opticians, simply expect ed them to lift.
But life with her police officer husband Paul, 38, and their boy, Charlie, six, changed in an
instant, after a seizure in the street on May 16 led to a diagnosis of encephalitis - a rare
but serious inflammation of the brain, usually occurring when the immune system attacks
itself in error.
Paul remembers calling his wife, who was out with their son, then three, only for a
paramedic to answer her phone.
He said: I had been at work, doing some training, and got out my phone when I finish ed
to call Suzy and tell her I was on my way home, like I usually did.
A paramedic answered and told me she had collapsed in the street, and was having
seizures.
At first, I thought it was some sort of horrible prank, but I soon realised it was very real.
Family swooped in to take care of Charlie, as Suzy, who has no recollection of these
traumatic events, was raced to St Peter's Hospital in Chertsey, Surrey, where Paul joined
her.
At first, unsure whether she had meningitis or encephalitis, Suzy - who was diagnosed
with the latter in the early hours of the next morning - was later placed in an induced
coma for three long months, to help her body to recover.
Coming round to find her long-term memory had been severely impacted, she had lost all
recollection of the two most important events of her life - her son's birth on 1 January,
2014 and her 25 August, 2007 wedding day.
Unable to work, Suzy, who continues to have daily seizures and whose 24/7 c
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SCHICKSALE - Amnesie nach Enzephalitis: Suzy Owen kann sich weder an ihre Hochzeit noch an die Geburt ihres Sohnes erinnern
Charlie as a newborn (PA Real Life/Collect) *** Mum has no recollection of her wedding day or
giving birth to her son after a rare brain bug erased
her memory
By Erin Cardiff, PA Real Life
A happily married mum cannot remember her wedding day or giving birth to her son after
a terrifying brain bug erased the precious memories - maybe forever.
In robust health when she started having headaches in the spring of 2017, Suzy Owen,
36, of Woking, Surrey, who then worked at an opticians, simply expect ed them to lift.
But life with her police officer husband Paul, 38, and their boy, Charlie, six, changed in an
instant, after a seizure in the street on May 16 led to a diagnosis of encephalitis - a rare
but serious inflammation of the brain, usually occurring when the immune system attacks
itself in error.
Paul remembers calling his wife, who was out with their son, then three, only for a
paramedic to answer her phone.
He said: I had been at work, doing some training, and got out my phone when I finish ed
to call Suzy and tell her I was on my way home, like I usually did.
A paramedic answered and told me she had collapsed in the street, and was having
seizures.
At first, I thought it was some sort of horrible prank, but I soon realised it was very real.
Family swooped in to take care of Charlie, as Suzy, who has no recollection of these
traumatic events, was raced to St Peter's Hospital in Chertsey, Surrey, where Paul joined
her.
At first, unsure whether she had meningitis or encephalitis, Suzy - who was diagnosed
with the latter in the early hours of the next morning - was later placed in an induced
coma for three long months, to help her body to recover.
Coming round to find her long-term memory had been severely impacted, she had lost all
recollection of the two most important events of her life - her son's birth on 1 January,
2014 and her 25 August, 2007 wedding day.
Unable to work, Suzy, who continues to have daily seizures and whose 24/7 c
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DUK10133808_012
SCHICKSALE - Amnesie nach Enzephalitis: Suzy Owen kann sich weder an ihre Hochzeit noch an die Geburt ihres Sohnes erinnern
Suzy and Charlie now (PA Real Life/Collect) *** Mum has no recollection of her wedding day or
giving birth to her son after a rare brain bug erased
her memory
By Erin Cardiff, PA Real Life
A happily married mum cannot remember her wedding day or giving birth to her son after
a terrifying brain bug erased the precious memories - maybe forever.
In robust health when she started having headaches in the spring of 2017, Suzy Owen,
36, of Woking, Surrey, who then worked at an opticians, simply expect ed them to lift.
But life with her police officer husband Paul, 38, and their boy, Charlie, six, changed in an
instant, after a seizure in the street on May 16 led to a diagnosis of encephalitis - a rare
but serious inflammation of the brain, usually occurring when the immune system attacks
itself in error.
Paul remembers calling his wife, who was out with their son, then three, only for a
paramedic to answer her phone.
He said: I had been at work, doing some training, and got out my phone when I finish ed
to call Suzy and tell her I was on my way home, like I usually did.
A paramedic answered and told me she had collapsed in the street, and was having
seizures.
At first, I thought it was some sort of horrible prank, but I soon realised it was very real.
Family swooped in to take care of Charlie, as Suzy, who has no recollection of these
traumatic events, was raced to St Peter's Hospital in Chertsey, Surrey, where Paul joined
her.
At first, unsure whether she had meningitis or encephalitis, Suzy - who was diagnosed
with the latter in the early hours of the next morning - was later placed in an induced
coma for three long months, to help her body to recover.
Coming round to find her long-term memory had been severely impacted, she had lost all
recollection of the two most important events of her life - her son's birth on 1 January,
2014 and her 25 August, 2007 wedding day.
Unable to work, Suzy, who continues to have daily seizures and whose 24/7 c
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SCHICKSALE - Amnesie nach Enzephalitis: Suzy Owen kann sich weder an ihre Hochzeit noch an die Geburt ihres Sohnes erinnern
Suzy and Paul on their wedding day with her bridesmaids (L-R), Lena, Katie and Sarah (PA Real Life/Collect) *** Mum has no recollection of her wedding day or
giving birth to her son after a rare brain bug erased
her memory
By Erin Cardiff, PA Real Life
A happily married mum cannot remember her wedding day or giving birth to her son after
a terrifying brain bug erased the precious memories - maybe forever.
In robust health when she started having headaches in the spring of 2017, Suzy Owen,
36, of Woking, Surrey, who then worked at an opticians, simply expect ed them to lift.
But life with her police officer husband Paul, 38, and their boy, Charlie, six, changed in an
instant, after a seizure in the street on May 16 led to a diagnosis of encephalitis - a rare
but serious inflammation of the brain, usually occurring when the immune system attacks
itself in error.
Paul remembers calling his wife, who was out with their son, then three, only for a
paramedic to answer her phone.
He said: I had been at work, doing some training, and got out my phone when I finish ed
to call Suzy and tell her I was on my way home, like I usually did.
A paramedic answered and told me she had collapsed in the street, and was having
seizures.
At first, I thought it was some sort of horrible prank, but I soon realised it was very real.
Family swooped in to take care of Charlie, as Suzy, who has no recollection of these
traumatic events, was raced to St Peter's Hospital in Chertsey, Surrey, where Paul joined
her.
At first, unsure whether she had meningitis or encephalitis, Suzy - who was diagnosed
with the latter in the early hours of the next morning - was later placed in an induced
coma for three long months, to help her body to recover.
Coming round to find her long-term memory had been severely impacted, she had lost all
recollection of the two most important events of her life - her son's birth on 1 January,
2014 and her 25 August, 2007 wedding day.
Unable to w
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DUK10133808_008
SCHICKSALE - Amnesie nach Enzephalitis: Suzy Owen kann sich weder an ihre Hochzeit noch an die Geburt ihres Sohnes erinnern
Suzy with her brother Andy and sister Sarah on her wedding day (PA Real Life/Collect) *** Mum has no recollection of her wedding day or
giving birth to her son after a rare brain bug erased
her memory
By Erin Cardiff, PA Real Life
A happily married mum cannot remember her wedding day or giving birth to her son after
a terrifying brain bug erased the precious memories - maybe forever.
In robust health when she started having headaches in the spring of 2017, Suzy Owen,
36, of Woking, Surrey, who then worked at an opticians, simply expect ed them to lift.
But life with her police officer husband Paul, 38, and their boy, Charlie, six, changed in an
instant, after a seizure in the street on May 16 led to a diagnosis of encephalitis - a rare
but serious inflammation of the brain, usually occurring when the immune system attacks
itself in error.
Paul remembers calling his wife, who was out with their son, then three, only for a
paramedic to answer her phone.
He said: I had been at work, doing some training, and got out my phone when I finish ed
to call Suzy and tell her I was on my way home, like I usually did.
A paramedic answered and told me she had collapsed in the street, and was having
seizures.
At first, I thought it was some sort of horrible prank, but I soon realised it was very real.
Family swooped in to take care of Charlie, as Suzy, who has no recollection of these
traumatic events, was raced to St Peter's Hospital in Chertsey, Surrey, where Paul joined
her.
At first, unsure whether she had meningitis or encephalitis, Suzy - who was diagnosed
with the latter in the early hours of the next morning - was later placed in an induced
coma for three long months, to help her body to recover.
Coming round to find her long-term memory had been severely impacted, she had lost all
recollection of the two most important events of her life - her son's birth on 1 January,
2014 and her 25 August, 2007 wedding day.
Unable to work, Suzy, who continu
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DUK10133808_005
SCHICKSALE - Amnesie nach Enzephalitis: Suzy Owen kann sich weder an ihre Hochzeit noch an die Geburt ihres Sohnes erinnern
Suzy and Paul on their wedding day in August 2007 (PA Real Life/Collect) *** Mum has no recollection of her wedding day or
giving birth to her son after a rare brain bug erased
her memory
By Erin Cardiff, PA Real Life
A happily married mum cannot remember her wedding day or giving birth to her son after
a terrifying brain bug erased the precious memories - maybe forever.
In robust health when she started having headaches in the spring of 2017, Suzy Owen,
36, of Woking, Surrey, who then worked at an opticians, simply expect ed them to lift.
But life with her police officer husband Paul, 38, and their boy, Charlie, six, changed in an
instant, after a seizure in the street on May 16 led to a diagnosis of encephalitis - a rare
but serious inflammation of the brain, usually occurring when the immune system attacks
itself in error.
Paul remembers calling his wife, who was out with their son, then three, only for a
paramedic to answer her phone.
He said: I had been at work, doing some training, and got out my phone when I finish ed
to call Suzy and tell her I was on my way home, like I usually did.
A paramedic answered and told me she had collapsed in the street, and was having
seizures.
At first, I thought it was some sort of horrible prank, but I soon realised it was very real.
Family swooped in to take care of Charlie, as Suzy, who has no recollection of these
traumatic events, was raced to St Peter's Hospital in Chertsey, Surrey, where Paul joined
her.
At first, unsure whether she had meningitis or encephalitis, Suzy - who was diagnosed
with the latter in the early hours of the next morning - was later placed in an induced
coma for three long months, to help her body to recover.
Coming round to find her long-term memory had been severely impacted, she had lost all
recollection of the two most important events of her life - her son's birth on 1 January,
2014 and her 25 August, 2007 wedding day.
Unable to work, Suzy, who continues to have da
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DUK10133808_011
SCHICKSALE - Amnesie nach Enzephalitis: Suzy Owen kann sich weder an ihre Hochzeit noch an die Geburt ihres Sohnes erinnern
Suzy and Paul now (PA Real Life/Collect) *** Mum has no recollection of her wedding day or
giving birth to her son after a rare brain bug erased
her memory
By Erin Cardiff, PA Real Life
A happily married mum cannot remember her wedding day or giving birth to her son after
a terrifying brain bug erased the precious memories - maybe forever.
In robust health when she started having headaches in the spring of 2017, Suzy Owen,
36, of Woking, Surrey, who then worked at an opticians, simply expect ed them to lift.
But life with her police officer husband Paul, 38, and their boy, Charlie, six, changed in an
instant, after a seizure in the street on May 16 led to a diagnosis of encephalitis - a rare
but serious inflammation of the brain, usually occurring when the immune system attacks
itself in error.
Paul remembers calling his wife, who was out with their son, then three, only for a
paramedic to answer her phone.
He said: I had been at work, doing some training, and got out my phone when I finish ed
to call Suzy and tell her I was on my way home, like I usually did.
A paramedic answered and told me she had collapsed in the street, and was having
seizures.
At first, I thought it was some sort of horrible prank, but I soon realised it was very real.
Family swooped in to take care of Charlie, as Suzy, who has no recollection of these
traumatic events, was raced to St Peter's Hospital in Chertsey, Surrey, where Paul joined
her.
At first, unsure whether she had meningitis or encephalitis, Suzy - who was diagnosed
with the latter in the early hours of the next morning - was later placed in an induced
coma for three long months, to help her body to recover.
Coming round to find her long-term memory had been severely impacted, she had lost all
recollection of the two most important events of her life - her son's birth on 1 January,
2014 and her 25 August, 2007 wedding day.
Unable to work, Suzy, who continues to have daily seizures and whose 24/7 care
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SCHICKSALE - Amnesie nach Enzephalitis: Suzy Owen kann sich weder an ihre Hochzeit noch an die Geburt ihres Sohnes erinnern
Suzy, Paul and Charlie now (PA Real Life/Collect) *** Mum has no recollection of her wedding day or
giving birth to her son after a rare brain bug erased
her memory
By Erin Cardiff, PA Real Life
A happily married mum cannot remember her wedding day or giving birth to her son after
a terrifying brain bug erased the precious memories - maybe forever.
In robust health when she started having headaches in the spring of 2017, Suzy Owen,
36, of Woking, Surrey, who then worked at an opticians, simply expect ed them to lift.
But life with her police officer husband Paul, 38, and their boy, Charlie, six, changed in an
instant, after a seizure in the street on May 16 led to a diagnosis of encephalitis - a rare
but serious inflammation of the brain, usually occurring when the immune system attacks
itself in error.
Paul remembers calling his wife, who was out with their son, then three, only for a
paramedic to answer her phone.
He said: I had been at work, doing some training, and got out my phone when I finish ed
to call Suzy and tell her I was on my way home, like I usually did.
A paramedic answered and told me she had collapsed in the street, and was having
seizures.
At first, I thought it was some sort of horrible prank, but I soon realised it was very real.
Family swooped in to take care of Charlie, as Suzy, who has no recollection of these
traumatic events, was raced to St Peter's Hospital in Chertsey, Surrey, where Paul joined
her.
At first, unsure whether she had meningitis or encephalitis, Suzy - who was diagnosed
with the latter in the early hours of the next morning - was later placed in an induced
coma for three long months, to help her body to recover.
Coming round to find her long-term memory had been severely impacted, she had lost all
recollection of the two most important events of her life - her son's birth on 1 January,
2014 and her 25 August, 2007 wedding day.
Unable to work, Suzy, who continues to have daily seizures and whose
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DUK10133808_015
SCHICKSALE - Amnesie nach Enzephalitis: Suzy Owen kann sich weder an ihre Hochzeit noch an die Geburt ihres Sohnes erinnern
Suzy, her mum Rosie and sister Sarah, all wearing red for World Encephalitis Day (PA Real Life/Collect) *** Mum has no recollection of her wedding day or
giving birth to her son after a rare brain bug erased
her memory
By Erin Cardiff, PA Real Life
A happily married mum cannot remember her wedding day or giving birth to her son after
a terrifying brain bug erased the precious memories - maybe forever.
In robust health when she started having headaches in the spring of 2017, Suzy Owen,
36, of Woking, Surrey, who then worked at an opticians, simply expect ed them to lift.
But life with her police officer husband Paul, 38, and their boy, Charlie, six, changed in an
instant, after a seizure in the street on May 16 led to a diagnosis of encephalitis - a rare
but serious inflammation of the brain, usually occurring when the immune system attacks
itself in error.
Paul remembers calling his wife, who was out with their son, then three, only for a
paramedic to answer her phone.
He said: I had been at work, doing some training, and got out my phone when I finish ed
to call Suzy and tell her I was on my way home, like I usually did.
A paramedic answered and told me she had collapsed in the street, and was having
seizures.
At first, I thought it was some sort of horrible prank, but I soon realised it was very real.
Family swooped in to take care of Charlie, as Suzy, who has no recollection of these
traumatic events, was raced to St Peter's Hospital in Chertsey, Surrey, where Paul joined
her.
At first, unsure whether she had meningitis or encephalitis, Suzy - who was diagnosed
with the latter in the early hours of the next morning - was later placed in an induced
coma for three long months, to help her body to recover.
Coming round to find her long-term memory had been severely impacted, she had lost all
recollection of the two most important events of her life - her son's birth on 1 January,
2014 and her 25 August, 2007 wedding day.
Unable to work,
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SCHICKSALE - Amnesie nach Enzephalitis: Suzy Owen kann sich weder an ihre Hochzeit noch an die Geburt ihres Sohnes erinnern
Suzy whilst she was in a coma (PA Real Life/Collect) *** Mum has no recollection of her wedding day or
giving birth to her son after a rare brain bug erased
her memory
By Erin Cardiff, PA Real Life
A happily married mum cannot remember her wedding day or giving birth to her son after
a terrifying brain bug erased the precious memories - maybe forever.
In robust health when she started having headaches in the spring of 2017, Suzy Owen,
36, of Woking, Surrey, who then worked at an opticians, simply expect ed them to lift.
But life with her police officer husband Paul, 38, and their boy, Charlie, six, changed in an
instant, after a seizure in the street on May 16 led to a diagnosis of encephalitis - a rare
but serious inflammation of the brain, usually occurring when the immune system attacks
itself in error.
Paul remembers calling his wife, who was out with their son, then three, only for a
paramedic to answer her phone.
He said: I had been at work, doing some training, and got out my phone when I finish ed
to call Suzy and tell her I was on my way home, like I usually did.
A paramedic answered and told me she had collapsed in the street, and was having
seizures.
At first, I thought it was some sort of horrible prank, but I soon realised it was very real.
Family swooped in to take care of Charlie, as Suzy, who has no recollection of these
traumatic events, was raced to St Peter's Hospital in Chertsey, Surrey, where Paul joined
her.
At first, unsure whether she had meningitis or encephalitis, Suzy - who was diagnosed
with the latter in the early hours of the next morning - was later placed in an induced
coma for three long months, to help her body to recover.
Coming round to find her long-term memory had been severely impacted, she had lost all
recollection of the two most important events of her life - her son's birth on 1 January,
2014 and her 25 August, 2007 wedding day.
Unable to work, Suzy, who continues to have daily seizures and who
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SCHICKSALE - Amnesie nach Enzephalitis: Suzy Owen kann sich weder an ihre Hochzeit noch an die Geburt ihres Sohnes erinnern
Suzy and Charlie when he was a baby - a time she can no longer remember (PA Real Life/Collect) *** Mum has no recollection of her wedding day or
giving birth to her son after a rare brain bug erased
her memory
By Erin Cardiff, PA Real Life
A happily married mum cannot remember her wedding day or giving birth to her son after
a terrifying brain bug erased the precious memories - maybe forever.
In robust health when she started having headaches in the spring of 2017, Suzy Owen,
36, of Woking, Surrey, who then worked at an opticians, simply expect ed them to lift.
But life with her police officer husband Paul, 38, and their boy, Charlie, six, changed in an
instant, after a seizure in the street on May 16 led to a diagnosis of encephalitis - a rare
but serious inflammation of the brain, usually occurring when the immune system attacks
itself in error.
Paul remembers calling his wife, who was out with their son, then three, only for a
paramedic to answer her phone.
He said: I had been at work, doing some training, and got out my phone when I finish ed
to call Suzy and tell her I was on my way home, like I usually did.
A paramedic answered and told me she had collapsed in the street, and was having
seizures.
At first, I thought it was some sort of horrible prank, but I soon realised it was very real.
Family swooped in to take care of Charlie, as Suzy, who has no recollection of these
traumatic events, was raced to St Peter's Hospital in Chertsey, Surrey, where Paul joined
her.
At first, unsure whether she had meningitis or encephalitis, Suzy - who was diagnosed
with the latter in the early hours of the next morning - was later placed in an induced
coma for three long months, to help her body to recover.
Coming round to find her long-term memory had been severely impacted, she had lost all
recollection of the two most important events of her life - her son's birth on 1 January,
2014 and her 25 August, 2007 wedding day.
Unable to work, Suzy, wh
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DUK10133808_003
SCHICKSALE - Amnesie nach Enzephalitis: Suzy Owen kann sich weder an ihre Hochzeit noch an die Geburt ihres Sohnes erinnern
Suzy and Charlie when he was younger, before she became unwell (PA Real Life/Collect) *** Mum has no recollection of her wedding day or
giving birth to her son after a rare brain bug erased
her memory
By Erin Cardiff, PA Real Life
A happily married mum cannot remember her wedding day or giving birth to her son after
a terrifying brain bug erased the precious memories - maybe forever.
In robust health when she started having headaches in the spring of 2017, Suzy Owen,
36, of Woking, Surrey, who then worked at an opticians, simply expect ed them to lift.
But life with her police officer husband Paul, 38, and their boy, Charlie, six, changed in an
instant, after a seizure in the street on May 16 led to a diagnosis of encephalitis - a rare
but serious inflammation of the brain, usually occurring when the immune system attacks
itself in error.
Paul remembers calling his wife, who was out with their son, then three, only for a
paramedic to answer her phone.
He said: I had been at work, doing some training, and got out my phone when I finish ed
to call Suzy and tell her I was on my way home, like I usually did.
A paramedic answered and told me she had collapsed in the street, and was having
seizures.
At first, I thought it was some sort of horrible prank, but I soon realised it was very real.
Family swooped in to take care of Charlie, as Suzy, who has no recollection of these
traumatic events, was raced to St Peter's Hospital in Chertsey, Surrey, where Paul joined
her.
At first, unsure whether she had meningitis or encephalitis, Suzy - who was diagnosed
with the latter in the early hours of the next morning - was later placed in an induced
coma for three long months, to help her body to recover.
Coming round to find her long-term memory had been severely impacted, she had lost all
recollection of the two most important events of her life - her son's birth on 1 January,
2014 and her 25 August, 2007 wedding day.
Unable to work, Suzy, who continu
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NEWS - Ladung über Bord: Die 'MSC Zoe' verliert in der Deutschen Bucht knapp 300 Container
Nach der Container-Havarie der 'MSC Zoe': Niederländische Fischer bergen Treibgut vor der Nordseeinsel Terschelling
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NEWS - Ladung über Bord: Die 'MSC Zoe' verliert in der Deutschen Bucht knapp 300 Container
Nach der Container-Havarie der 'MSC Zoe': Niederländische Fischer bergen Treibgut vor der Nordseeinsel Terschelling
/ 060119
*** Several dozens of fishermen are back at sea today to fish for things that come from the ship's MSC Zoe vessels that have been thrown overboard, coast off Terschelling, The Netherlands - 06 Jan 2019 *** *** Local Caption *** 29232533
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NEWS - Ladung über Bord: Die 'MSC Zoe' verliert in der Deutschen Bucht knapp 300 Container
Nach der Container-Havarie der 'MSC Zoe': Niederländische Fischer bergen Treibgut vor der Nordseeinsel Terschelling
/ 060119
*** Several dozens of fishermen are back at sea today to fish for things that come from the ship's MSC Zoe vessels that have been thrown overboard, coast off Terschelling, The Netherlands - 06 Jan 2019 *** *** Local Caption *** 29232529
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NEWS - Ladung über Bord: Die 'MSC Zoe' verliert in der Deutschen Bucht knapp 300 Container
Nach der Container-Havarie der 'MSC Zoe': Niederländische Fischer bergen Treibgut vor der Nordseeinsel Terschelling
/ 060119
*** Several dozens of fishermen are back at sea today to fish for things that come from the ship's MSC Zoe vessels that have been thrown overboard, coast off Terschelling, The Netherlands - 06 Jan 2019 *** *** Local Caption *** 29232526
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NEWS - Ladung über Bord: Die 'MSC Zoe' verliert in der Deutschen Bucht knapp 300 Container
Nach der Container-Havarie der 'MSC Zoe': Niederländische Fischer bergen Treibgut vor der Nordseeinsel Terschelling
/ 060119
*** Several dozens of fishermen are back at sea today to fish for things that come from the ship's MSC Zoe vessels that have been thrown overboard, coast off Terschelling, The Netherlands - 06 Jan 2019 *** *** Local Caption *** 29232531
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NEWS - Ladung über Bord: Die 'MSC Zoe' verliert in der Deutschen Bucht knapp 300 Container
Nach der Container-Havarie der 'MSC Zoe': Niederländische Fischer bergen Treibgut vor der Nordseeinsel Terschelling
/ 060119
*** Several dozens of fishermen are back at sea today to fish for things that come from the ship's MSC Zoe vessels that have been thrown overboard, coast off Terschelling, The Netherlands - 06 Jan 2019 *** *** Local Caption *** 29232530
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DUK10111418_002
NEWS - Ladung über Bord: Die 'MSC Zoe' verliert in der Deutschen Bucht knapp 300 Container
Nach der Container-Havarie der 'MSC Zoe': Niederländische Fischer bergen Treibgut vor der Nordseeinsel Terschelling
/ 060119
*** Several dozens of fishermen are back at sea today to fish for things that come from the ship's MSC Zoe vessels that have been thrown overboard, coast off Terschelling, The Netherlands - 06 Jan 2019 *** *** Local Caption *** 29232534
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DUK10111418_005
NEWS - Ladung über Bord: Die 'MSC Zoe' verliert in der Deutschen Bucht knapp 300 Container
Nach der Container-Havarie der 'MSC Zoe': Niederländische Fischer bergen Treibgut vor der Nordseeinsel Terschelling
/ 060119
*** Several dozens of fishermen are back at sea today to fish for things that come from the ship's MSC Zoe vessels that have been thrown overboard, coast off Terschelling, The Netherlands - 06 Jan 2019 *** *** Local Caption *** 29232532
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DUK10111418_011
NEWS - Ladung über Bord: Die 'MSC Zoe' verliert in der Deutschen Bucht knapp 300 Container
Nach der Container-Havarie der 'MSC Zoe': Niederländische Fischer bergen Treibgut vor der Nordseeinsel Terschelling
/ 060119
*** Several dozens of fishermen are back at sea today to fish for things that come from the ship's MSC Zoe vessels that have been thrown overboard, coast off Terschelling, The Netherlands - 06 Jan 2019 *** *** Local Caption *** 29232525
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DUK10111418_003
NEWS - Ladung über Bord: Die 'MSC Zoe' verliert in der Deutschen Bucht knapp 300 Container
Nach der Container-Havarie der 'MSC Zoe': Niederländische Fischer bergen Treibgut vor der Nordseeinsel Terschelling
/ 060119
*** Several dozens of fishermen are back at sea today to fish for things that come from the ship's MSC Zoe vessels that have been thrown overboard, coast off Terschelling, The Netherlands - 06 Jan 2019 *** *** Local Caption *** 29232524
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DUK10111418_001
NEWS - Ladung über Bord: Die 'MSC Zoe' verliert in der Deutschen Bucht knapp 300 Container
Nach der Container-Havarie der 'MSC Zoe': Niederländische Fischer bergen Treibgut vor der Nordseeinsel Terschelling
/ 060119
*** Several dozens of fishermen are back at sea today to fish for things that come from the ship's MSC Zoe vessels that have been thrown overboard, coast off Terschelling, The Netherlands - 06 Jan 2019 *** *** Local Caption *** 29232527
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DUK10111418_010
NEWS - Ladung über Bord: Die 'MSC Zoe' verliert in der Deutschen Bucht knapp 300 Container
Nach der Container-Havarie der 'MSC Zoe': Niederländische Fischer bergen Treibgut vor der Nordseeinsel Terschelling
/ 060119
*** Several dozens of fishermen are back at sea today to fish for things that come from the ship's MSC Zoe vessels that have been thrown overboard, coast off Terschelling, The Netherlands - 06 Jan 2019 *** *** Local Caption *** 29232522
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DUK10111418_009
NEWS - Ladung über Bord: Die 'MSC Zoe' verliert in der Deutschen Bucht knapp 300 Container
Nach der Container-Havarie der 'MSC Zoe': Niederländische Fischer bergen Treibgut vor der Nordseeinsel Terschelling
/ 060119
*** Several dozens of fishermen are back at sea today to fish for things that come from the ship's MSC Zoe vessels that have been thrown overboard, coast off Terschelling, The Netherlands - 06 Jan 2019 *** *** Local Caption *** 29232523
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DUK10111418_017
NEWS - Ladung über Bord: Die 'MSC Zoe' verliert in der Deutschen Bucht knapp 300 Container
Nach der Container-Havarie der 'MSC Zoe': Freiwillige säubern den Strand der Nordseeinsel Borkum
/ 060119
*** Volunteers clean up the stuff that washed up on the beach after the cargo ship MSC Zoe lost 270 containers, Borkum, Germany - 06 Jan 2019 *** *** Local Caption *** 29232155
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DUK10111418_016
NEWS - Ladung über Bord: Die 'MSC Zoe' verliert in der Deutschen Bucht knapp 300 Container
Nach der Container-Havarie der 'MSC Zoe': Freiwillige säubern den Strand der Nordseeinsel Borkum
/ 060119
*** Volunteers clean up the stuff that washed up on the beach after the cargo ship MSC Zoe lost 270 containers, Borkum, Germany - 06 Jan 2019 *** *** Local Caption *** 29232154
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DUK10111418_015
NEWS - Ladung über Bord: Die 'MSC Zoe' verliert in der Deutschen Bucht knapp 300 Container
Nach der Container-Havarie der 'MSC Zoe': Freiwillige säubern den Strand der Nordseeinsel Borkum
/ 060119
*** Volunteers clean up the stuff that washed up on the beach after the cargo ship MSC Zoe lost 270 containers, Borkum, Germany - 06 Jan 2019 *** *** Local Caption *** 29232129
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DUK10111418_014
NEWS - Ladung über Bord: Die 'MSC Zoe' verliert in der Deutschen Bucht knapp 300 Container
Nach der Container-Havarie der 'MSC Zoe': Freiwillige säubern den Strand der Nordseeinsel Borkum
/ 060119
*** Volunteers clean up the stuff that washed up on the beach after the cargo ship MSC Zoe lost 270 containers, Borkum, Germany - 06 Jan 2019 *** *** Local Caption *** 29232127
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DUK10111418_020
NEWS - Ladung über Bord: Die 'MSC Zoe' verliert in der Deutschen Bucht knapp 300 Container
Nach der Container-Havarie der 'MSC Zoe': Freiwillige säubern den Strand der Nordseeinsel Terschelling
/ 050119
*** Volunteers clean up the stuff that washed up on the beach after the cargo ship MSC Zoe lost 270 containers, Terschelling The Netherlands - 05 Jan 2019 *** *** Local Caption *** 29230474
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DUK10111418_018
NEWS - Ladung über Bord: Die 'MSC Zoe' verliert in der Deutschen Bucht knapp 300 Container
Nach der Container-Havarie der 'MSC Zoe': Freiwillige säubern den Strand der Nordseeinsel Terschelling
/ 050119
*** Volunteers clean up the stuff that washed up on the beach after the cargo ship MSC Zoe lost 270 containers, Terschelling The Netherlands - 05 Jan 2019 *** *** Local Caption *** 29230468
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DUK10111418_027
NEWS - Ladung über Bord: Die 'MSC Zoe' verliert in der Deutschen Bucht knapp 300 Container
Nach der Container-Havarie der 'MSC Zoe': Freiwillige säubern den Strand der Nordseeinsel Terschelling
/ 050119
*** Volunteers clean up the stuff that washed up on the beach after the cargo ship MSC Zoe lost 270 containers, Terschelling The Netherlands - 05 Jan 2019 *** *** Local Caption *** 29230469
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DUK10111418_033
NEWS - Ladung über Bord: Die 'MSC Zoe' verliert in der Deutschen Bucht knapp 300 Container
Nach der Container-Havarie der 'MSC Zoe': Freiwillige säubern den Strand der Nordseeinsel Terschelling
/ 050119
*** Volunteers clean up the stuff that washed up on the beach after the cargo ship MSC Zoe lost 270 containers, Terschelling The Netherlands - 05 Jan 2019 *** *** Local Caption *** 29230475
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NEWS - Ladung über Bord: Die 'MSC Zoe' verliert in der Deutschen Bucht knapp 300 Container
Nach der Container-Havarie der 'MSC Zoe': Freiwillige säubern den Strand der Nordseeinsel Terschelling
/ 050119
*** Volunteers clean up the stuff that washed up on the beach after the cargo ship MSC Zoe lost 270 containers, Terschelling The Netherlands - 05 Jan 2019 *** *** Local Caption *** 29230466
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NEWS - Ladung über Bord: Die 'MSC Zoe' verliert in der Deutschen Bucht knapp 300 Container
Nach der Container-Havarie der 'MSC Zoe': Freiwillige säubern den Strand der Nordseeinsel Terschelling
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*** Volunteers clean up the stuff that washed up on the beach after the cargo ship MSC Zoe lost 270 containers, Terschelling The Netherlands - 05 Jan 2019 *** *** Local Caption *** 29230465
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NEWS - Ladung über Bord: Die 'MSC Zoe' verliert in der Deutschen Bucht knapp 300 Container
Nach der Container-Havarie der 'MSC Zoe': Freiwillige säubern den Strand der Nordseeinsel Terschelling
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*** Volunteers clean up the stuff that washed up on the beach after the cargo ship MSC Zoe lost 270 containers, Terschelling The Netherlands - 05 Jan 2019 *** *** Local Caption *** 29230472
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NEWS - Ladung über Bord: Die 'MSC Zoe' verliert in der Deutschen Bucht knapp 300 Container
Nach der Container-Havarie der 'MSC Zoe': Freiwillige säubern den Strand der Nordseeinsel Terschelling
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*** Volunteers clean up the stuff that washed up on the beach after the cargo ship MSC Zoe lost 270 containers, Terschelling The Netherlands - 05 Jan 2019 *** *** Local Caption *** 29230470
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NEWS - Ladung über Bord: Die 'MSC Zoe' verliert in der Deutschen Bucht knapp 300 Container
Nach der Container-Havarie der 'MSC Zoe': Freiwillige säubern den Strand der Nordseeinsel Terschelling
/ 050119
*** Volunteers clean up the stuff that washed up on the beach after the cargo ship MSC Zoe lost 270 containers, Terschelling The Netherlands - 05 Jan 2019 *** *** Local Caption *** 29230471
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NEWS - Ladung über Bord: Die 'MSC Zoe' verliert in der Deutschen Bucht knapp 300 Container
Nach der Container-Havarie der 'MSC Zoe': Freiwillige säubern den Strand der Nordseeinsel Terschelling
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*** Volunteers clean up the stuff that washed up on the beach after the cargo ship MSC Zoe lost 270 containers, Terschelling The Netherlands - 05 Jan 2019 *** *** Local Caption *** 29230473
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NEWS - Ladung über Bord: Die 'MSC Zoe' verliert in der Deutschen Bucht knapp 300 Container
Nach der Container-Havarie der 'MSC Zoe': Freiwillige säubern den Strand der Nordseeinsel Terschelling
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*** Volunteers clean up the stuff that washed up on the beach after the cargo ship MSC Zoe lost 270 containers, Terschelling The Netherlands - 05 Jan 2019 *** *** Local Caption *** 29230476
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NEWS - Ladung über Bord: Die 'MSC Zoe' verliert in der Deutschen Bucht knapp 300 Container
Nach der Container-Havarie der 'MSC Zoe': Freiwillige säubern den Strand der Nordseeinsel Terschelling
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*** Volunteers clean up the stuff that washed up on the beach after the cargo ship MSC Zoe lost 270 containers, Terschelling The Netherlands - 05 Jan 2019 *** *** Local Caption *** 29230467
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NEWS - Ladung über Bord: Die 'MSC Zoe' verliert in der Deutschen Bucht knapp 300 Container
Nach der Container-Havarie der 'MSC Zoe': Freiwillige säubern den Strand der Nordseeinsel Terschelling
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*** Volunteers clean up the stuff that washed up on the beach after the cargo ship MSC Zoe lost 270 containers, Terschelling The Netherlands - 05 Jan 2019 *** *** Local Caption *** 29230477
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NEWS - Ladung über Bord: Die 'MSC Zoe' verliert in der Deutschen Bucht knapp 300 Container
Trümmerfeld: Die beschädigten Container der 'MSC Zoe' werden in Bremerhaven begutachtet
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*** MSC Zoe after losing their containers, Bremerhaven, Germany - 03 Jan 2019 *** *** Local Caption *** 29174297
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NEWS - Ladung über Bord: Die 'MSC Zoe' verliert in der Deutschen Bucht knapp 300 Container
Trümmerfeld: Die beschädigten Container der 'MSC Zoe' werden in Bremerhaven begutachtet
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*** MSC Zoe after losing their containers, Bremerhaven, Germany - 03 Jan 2019 *** *** Local Caption *** 29174299
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