After leaving Watford General Hospital Stroke Unit the aims were to be in a medically competent establishment, able to deal with a reoccurrence/ relapse, and which could also provide a supportive, comfortable environment in which i could continue my rehabilitation; so as to be sufficiently ‘roadworthy’ to cope with day to day living at home.
Fortunately, there was no call on the former although, on reflection, if there had been more than likely i would have been beyond the scope if any medical intervention.
The second was admirably satisfied. The dedication, care and efficiently at all levels, across the board was exemplary. As was the accommodation, it’s upkeep and the catering. And all laced with a touch of humour, which i felt was so important. And how they keep their composure at times is nothing short of miraculous.
I mentioned to my wife the Key Lime pie, and suggested she might like to make it occasionally. Her response is in a separate, encrypted and restricted note! But she did ask me to thank you for returning me in such good order.
I managed a personal thank you to many before i left , but obviously not all. So i should be obliged if you would pass on my thoughts and thanks to all, in whichever way you think best.
Yours Sincerely
A. H (Respite Resident)