This thread is dedicated to my Mother and her recovery.
On Monday the 4th June 2007, while holidaying in the UK with my Father, my Mother was struck by a van while crossing the road.
Mum spent 88 days in various UK hospitals before finally being brought home back to Australia on the 30th August 2007.
She is currently in The John Whittle Nursing Facility with brain damage
I have set up this thread to keep you all updated on her condition and her improvements and hopefully one day, Mum will be able to read it.
On Monday the 4th June 2007, while holidaying in the UK with my Father, my Mother was struck by a van while crossing the road.
Mum spent 88 days in various UK hospitals before finally being brought home back to Australia on the 30th August 2007.
She is currently in The John Whittle Nursing Facility with brain damage
I have set up this thread to keep you all updated on her condition and her improvements and hopefully one day, Mum will be able to read it.
hi all
Well, it was a good thing i didnt go to Dubbo in the end because in the time i would of been there, i ended up with whopping cough. That would of been a disastor to pass on to mum.
Things with mum are no change still. Dad seems a bit down but thats to be expected at this time of year. The rain and floods that Dubbo are going through at the moment wouldnt be helping his mood either.
In other news though, the law firm that has taken on Mums compensation case have a Doctor flying to Dubbo on Monday to assess Mum and also note how much care she needs daily.
Well, it was a good thing i didnt go to Dubbo in the end because in the time i would of been there, i ended up with whopping cough. That would of been a disastor to pass on to mum.
Things with mum are no change still. Dad seems a bit down but thats to be expected at this time of year. The rain and floods that Dubbo are going through at the moment wouldnt be helping his mood either.
In other news though, the law firm that has taken on Mums compensation case have a Doctor flying to Dubbo on Monday to assess Mum and also note how much care she needs daily.
hiya Sylvia,
We are not having the rain where I live so no flooding here.
The next problem for Dubbo, after the flood waters go down, will be the mosquitos
We are not having the rain where I live so no flooding here.
The next problem for Dubbo, after the flood waters go down, will be the mosquitos
So the solicitors doctor flew up to see Mum on Monday.
The Doctor told dad he wasnt allowed to discuss his thoughts with dad.
The Doctor spent about an hour with Mum, looking through her notes and trying to get Mum to respond to anything.
The only thing Mum would do was follow him around the room with her eyes.
The Doctor told dad he wasnt allowed to discuss his thoughts with dad.
The Doctor spent about an hour with Mum, looking through her notes and trying to get Mum to respond to anything.
The only thing Mum would do was follow him around the room with her eyes.
The Doctor told dad he wasnt allowed to discuss his thoughts with dad.
Was he the Insurance Doctor Amy?
All i know is he was sent by the solicitor to assess Mums condition.
Dad said he was nice. He told dad that all the info he put together would be sent to the solicitor and dad could request it from them. He asked dad a few questions about Mums progress/deterioration.
I don't know what Insurance company he would be working for as there is no insurance company helping out.
