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"My journey to recovery"

About: Prince of Wales Hospital / PB1W - General Rehabilitation Unit

(as a service user),

Recently I was at home where I found myself getting weaker and weaker then becoming completely disabled. I couldn’t use my feet or hands or legs or arms. I couldn’t do anything. I couldn’t even do my own insulin because my fingers didn’t work. I came to the Prince Of Wales Hospital where I was diagnosed and treatment started.

My treatment included the rehab occupational therapist Lauren and physiotherapist Sarah seeing me on the ward. I believe that without them, I would have stayed disabled and lost my quality of life. I feel they have given me back my independence and my life. I am incredibly grateful, especially that I got such great care.

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Response from Natalie Maier, Director of Nursing and Support Services, Sydney/Sydney Eye Hospital 3 years ago
Natalie Maier
Director of Nursing and Support Services,
Sydney/Sydney Eye Hospital

Senior Manager

Submitted on 27/07/2020 at 10:28 AM
Published on Care Opinion at 12:24 PM


Dear lynxsp97,

Thank you for taking the time to share your experience at Prince of Wales Hospital. We are very fortunate to have such dedicated staff who work well as a team to provide excellent care. I would like to express our gratitude on behalf of the hospital for the kind words for the rehabilitation team.

We are pleased to hear that you are on the road to recovery and we will ensure that your story is shared with the team.

Warm Regards,

Natalie

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