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"Victoria & Albert Ward"

About: King's College Hospital (Denmark Hill)

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To Ward Manager: Victoria & Albert Ward, I’ve been home 5 days now and wish to take this opportunity to inform you and all the Doctors& Nurses from HDU, the Ward and the Operating Surgery team, I don’t need to name them individually, they know who they are, that I’m recovering fast. Remove my dressing today, with no problems, Surgery healing well and my left arm movements are getting better by the day, I took the advice given, to take it slowly…, slowly….from the lady in the Surgery team. I was in a bad dark place when I arrived at your Hospital on the 30th October 2013, which caused a great deal of problems for all your casualty staff, (“to be very honest; I thought it was the end for me”) nevertheless they continued to battle on to find a seclusion, both my family and I are so very grateful to them all. I’ve never been lucky at winning anything. But having the great fortune of living so close to King’s is the luckiest win of all. I sincerely thank you all, D,L,Spry.

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Response from King's College Hospital (Denmark Hill) 10 years ago
King's College Hospital (Denmark Hill)
Submitted on 09/12/2013 at 14:49
Published on nhs.uk on 10/12/2013 at 03:00


Thank you for your comments on the care and support you received from medical and nursing staff in all of the hospital locations that your care plan took you to in the hospital. It is very reassurinbg to hear that you have now been discharged from hospital and are continuing your recovery.Regards, Cathy Varley, Patient Advice and Liaison and Support Services Manager cathy.varley@nhs.net

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