In May 2025, my husband was again admitted to the QE, this was his 7th admission over 10mths with UTI and chest infections. from point of entry at IAU to his final ward admission to 7A, as per our previous experiences, the attention and care my husband, and myself received, could not be faulted. Sarah and her team in IAU, especially a nurse called "Michael" were super efficient getting my husband settled. He was then moved to ARU5, where Scott and the team looked after him really well, Jacqui, one of the auxiliary staff was just terrific, looking after my needs too. Our final ward, 7A, CANNOT and COULD not be faulted. Alice, her depute Yvonne and the whole team, from catering staff, auxiliary staff, right up the chain exemplified the "best you can get" experience. My husband sadly passed, though to go through this experience with people who truly, genuinely cared made my situation a little lighter to carry. I will never be able to thank all at the QE enough for everything each and every unit did across the last ten months for my husband and owe such a huge debt to Alice and her team on 7A, god bless each and everyone of you at QE - just exceptional care from exceptional people.
"Just exceptional care from exceptional people."
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