We got to ward 1B and were seen quite quickly. We were ushered into a private sensory room , which was ideal for my disabled son . His wheelchair fit inside and still there was plenty of room. The sensory lights and the low mattresses really settled my son down.
We met with the anaesthetist, radiographer and nurses. Everyone was very kind and helpful. The MRI itself took a bit longer than planned but I got paged when he was done.
When he came round , he was offered a snack and once he had finished , I called the nurses to see about getting discharged .
The staff are all very kind and helpful. we had a pleasant experience and although I was nervous, I knew my son was in safe hands.
"I knew my son was in safe hands"
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