Embracing Equipment for a sufferer from paresis
I have written this list of equipment used in the care of a stroke patient, because it is not currently… Read More »Embracing Equipment for a sufferer from paresis
Stroke
Wheelchair Days – Chapter One
The Emergency UnitApril 11th 2013, 5.30 a.m. The old-fashioned clock is ticking on the wall. It’s five a.m. We are… Read More »Wheelchair Days – Chapter One
Aquatherapy is not for Arthur
Background In April 2013 my sixty-three year old husband, Arthur, had a massive brain haemorrhage due to warfarin given for… Read More »Aquatherapy is not for Arthur
Euston: our first trip out of hospital
What you wanted most in life was a travelling companion, someone who would go with you on buses, trains and… Read More »Euston: our first trip out of hospital
St Pancras Station: always both pleasure and pain
St Pancras Midland Railway Station – ‘the place that holds all’, conjures up a sense of excitement because it was… Read More »St Pancras Station: always both pleasure and pain