Mailing List

By joining the Alpha1-UK Mailing List you will be in contact with some 160 affected Alpha patients, and their families, living throughout the UK. We are a friendly group, and between us we have a wealth of knowledge and experience to share. There is always someone to help with any worries or queries you might have. If you would like to join us then please click Here Or, if you would like any further information then our Webmaster will be happy to help.

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Norah Oliver

members_norah_oliverD.O. B. 21.7 1946
Alpha I Lung , PI ZZ.. Diagnosed 1999

I have emphysema and severe asthma and I use oxygen on a supplementary basis.
Married to Bob, who is PI MS. We have one daughter aged 33 who is PI MZ. Two grandchildren, phenotype not known.







Elizabeth Reay

members_elizabeth_reayD.O.B. 23,12,54
Recent PiZZ diagnosis not yet active.

My father and sister died from Alpha related emphesema and my brother was recently diagnosed with it.'m married to Rob and we have 2 children, 3 dogs, 4 cats and 2 horses.

I am a psychiatric nurse working in an adolescent forensic unit. I am a vegetarian, l don't smoke and love all creatures - especially crocodiles, swimming and reading. Rob and I love Africa and go on safari as often as possible.


Keith White

members_keith_whiteMy name is Keith. I am married to Sally and we have one daughter - Claire, and we live in Watford.

I was diagnosed alpha in 1996. I had a lung reduction in 2000, sadly, not very successful.
I was medically retired from the buses after 20 years in 2003, although I didn't think so at the time it was the best thing to happen to me. I try to keep fit by going to gym 2 or 3 times a week and I also enjoy reading, golf (when my scooter's working) and am a West Ham season ticket holder.



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