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”Take your shots and take what comes”: Rex Jepson

Steve Chaplin
Steve Chaplin
   | Apr 17, 2019
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Published Online: Apr 17, 2019
Page range: s1 - s9
DOI: https://doi.org/10.17225/jhp00116
© 2019 Steve Chaplin, published by Sciendo
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Image: Rex Jepson, pictured on 3 August 2018. Born in 1920, Rex was 36 before he received his first treatment for a bleed with fresh frozen plasma. He has lived through a period during which the management of haemophilia has been transformed beyond all expectation
Image: Rex Jepson, pictured on 3 August 2018. Born in 1920, Rex was 36 before he received his first treatment for a bleed with fresh frozen plasma. He has lived through a period during which the management of haemophilia has been transformed beyond all expectation

Image: Rex (centre, back, wearing glasses) on drums with the Blue Rhythm Band in the early 1940s
Image: Rex (centre, back, wearing glasses) on drums with the Blue Rhythm Band in the early 1940s

Image: In the 1970s, Rex played drums in local clubs around Doncaster with the Cliff Grey Big Band. “It was big, and a super sound – sometimes there were nine or ten of us”
Image: In the 1970s, Rex played drums in local clubs around Doncaster with the Cliff Grey Big Band. “It was big, and a super sound – sometimes there were nine or ten of us”
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