Aisha, 72
Eleven medicines at discharge, seven after a year of careful, one-at-a-time review.
At my age you're told to expect more,
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Patient stories
What it is like to go through
Each story follows one person through the part of treatment they found hardest to prepare for — the plateau, the invoice, the week they nearly stopped.
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Harun, 58
The first fortnight of his rehabilitation was spent on something that sounds like the oppo
Eighteen months ago I could not stand up without someone's hand,
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Wilhelmina, 79
Four assessments in clinic found nothing. One visit to the house found five things.
Four assessments in clinic found nothing. One visit to the house found five things.
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Rowena, 81
Prescribed late, described cautiously, and more effective than anything else she had been
I stopped doing that in 2019 because somebody implied I shouldn't.
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Gerald, 76
A phone call at day three and a home visit at day ten, and the readmission rate moved.
A phone call at day three and a home visit at day ten, and the readmission rate moved.
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Constance, 84
Her medicines are managed by her son. Four years of reviews happened without him in the ro
Her medicines are managed by her son. Four years of reviews happened without him in the room.
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