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Our Sister is in safe hands

Posted By Nickyjg

"Our Sister is in safe hands"

About: Sunderland Royal Hospital / General medicine

(as a relative),

My sister is currently a patient on ward E58 (Acute Stroke unit), she suffered a stroke 2 weeks ago. The staff are absolutely amazing, they go above and beyond to help her, they keep us well informed on whats happening and we can rest easy knowing she is in safe hands and being very well looked after. I can not sing their praises enough for what they have done for my sister since she was admitted. She is always in clean nighties her hair always looks nice with what seems a different hairstyle everyday. My family and I would like to thank all the staff on the   ward for every thing   they have done and continue to do for my sister. Thank you, Thank you,

Thank you from our family  🌟 

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Response from Stroke Association, Stroke Helpline, Stroke Association 4 years ago
Stroke Association
Stroke Helpline,
Stroke Association

Submitted on 21/05/2019 at 09:24
Published on Care Opinion at 11:04

Stroke Association reply

Hello Nickyjg

We were sorry to hear about your sister's recent stroke, but it was positive to read that she has been given such good care on the stroke ward.

If you need any information about stroke, you are very welcome to get in touch with us. Our Stroke Helpline is there for anyone who has been affected by stroke. You may want to know more about stroke and its effects, be looking for practical information and support, or simply need someone to talk to. The Stroke Helpline is open:

Monday, Thursday and Friday from 9.00am to 5.00pm

Tuesday and Wednesday from 8.00am to 6.00pm

Saturday from 10.00am to 1.00pm.

The helpline number is 0303 30 33 100.

You can also email us at helpline@stroke.org.uk.

We also have a range of services across the UK, providing information, advice and support to stroke survivors and their families. You can find out if there is a service in your sister's area from our website www.stroke.org.uk/finding-support

Finally, you can also find lots of information about stroke on our website at www.stroke.org.uk. You can read about our services and download all of our publications free of charge.

I hope that this is helpful and that your sister makes the best recovery possible.

Stroke Helpline

helpline@stroke.org.uk

Stroke Association staff are not medically trained and the information provided does not replace information given to you by your own healthcare provider.

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