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"My health and how it made me feel"

About: Adult Health & Support Services / Occupational Therapy

(as the patient),

Having worked all my life to then not being able to do the things I took for granted was hard to take . I still felt I could do everything as before , but that was not to be . It was the worst feeling that I had to just accept it. My experience with the occupational therapist was an eye opener.

I was made to feel better about myself and was given items to help me still do some of the things I loved doing . Like cooking, baking etc . My appointments with my occupational therapist cheered me up as I thought well I can still do most things , just maybe slower.

I was given tasks to help me see I wasn’t useless . I would enjoy my appointment as was always made to feel better for it. I know I can’t go back to do the job I did for 27 years but I was still useful to do other things . The pain I am in usually makes me feel down most of the time but now I can put things into place to get me back up to a bit happier.

I was a bit down about my last appointment, but was told I could refer myself again if need be . 

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Response from Amanda Turner, South Team Lead, Primary Care Occupational Therapy, South Lanarkshire University Health and Social Care Partnership 6 months ago
Amanda Turner
South Team Lead, Primary Care Occupational Therapy,
South Lanarkshire University Health and Social Care Partnership
Submitted on 23/12/2024 at 08:59
Published on Care Opinion at 08:59


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Dear Max66,

Many thank you for taking the time to provide feedback regarding your experience of attending for occupational therapy support.

I was glad to read that you have been able to develop strategies allowing you to keep doing the activities that are important to you.

If able could you share the name of the occupational therapist you worked alongside. We would be really keen to make sure this feedback reached them.

Once again thank you for your feedback, it really is appreciated.

Amanda

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Update posted by Max66 (the patient)

Her name was Katrina.

Response from Sam Corrie, North Team Lead, Primary Care Occupational Therapy Service, South Lanarkshire University Health and Social Care Partnership 6 months ago
Sam Corrie
North Team Lead, Primary Care Occupational Therapy Service,
South Lanarkshire University Health and Social Care Partnership
Submitted on 24/12/2024 at 10:23
Published on Care Opinion at 10:23


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Dear Max66

Thank you for confirming the name of the occupational therapist you worked with. I will make sure to pass this feedback on to Katrina.

May I take this opportunity to wish you well,
Sam

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