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"Recovery - 5 years on"

About: Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh at Little France / Trauma and Orthopaedics Scottish Ambulance Service / Emergency Ambulance Western General Hospital (Edinburgh)

(as the patient),

In June 2011, after a serious motorbike accident, I was admitted to the Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh, more dead than alive, and with an almost severed leg. My recovery has been excellent, and I remain eternally grateful to all - Scottish Ambulance Service, A&E, Intensive Care, Vascular surgeons, Blood Transfusion Service, Orthopaedic surgeon (Mr Keenan), Physiotherapists at the Royal and Western General hospital, and all the nursing staff in ward 208. I will never forget what you did for me.

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Response from Jeannette Morrison, Head of Patient Experience, NHS Lothian 7 years ago
Jeannette Morrison
Head of Patient Experience,
NHS Lothian
Submitted on 08/06/2016 at 18:19
Published on Care Opinion at 19:18


Dear Luckybiker

Thank you for sharing your lovely feedback about the care you received at the Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh and the Western General Hospital following your serious motorbike accident 5 years ago and was really pleased to read that you have had an excellent recovery.

I have passed your feedback onto the hospital teams and I am sure they will be delighted with your kind words.

Thank you again.

Kind regards

Jeannette

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Response from Martin Esposito, Consultant Paramedic - Major Trauma, Clinical Directorate, Scottish Ambulance Service 7 years ago
Martin Esposito
Consultant Paramedic - Major Trauma, Clinical Directorate,
Scottish Ambulance Service
Submitted on 09/06/2016 at 11:54
Published on Care Opinion at 14:49


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Dear Luckybiker

Thank you so much for getting in touch through Patient Opinion. I am really pleased to hear about your recovery after what sounds like a horrendous accident. I was also pleased to read about the care that you received from everyone who treated you on that day.

Whilst it has been 5 years since your accident, I would love to be able to let the ambulance crews who treated you know how you got on. To do this I would need a few more details. If you were willing to provide some more details, you can contact me on 0131 314 0003 or at martnesposito@nhs.net.

Thank you so much for sharing.

Take care

Martin.

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