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I am the carer for my husband, whose heart attack came out of
the blue just over a year ago. (At the time of writing).
I found that the care he received in the CCU at James Paget Hospital
to be first rate and this also applies to the sensitivity shown to me.
I was kept informed at each stage of his treatment, even when
he nearly died, and was allowed to nurse him a little myself for a
while, which helped me to get over the initial trauma of the event. I
did not feel that I was in the way. The staff was welcoming and
considerate, and seemed even grateful that I could take a few minor
chores off them for an hour or so. They welcomed questions and
stressed that I could call at any time, day or night, if I was
anxious.
Information over the phone was given promptly, fully and
cheerfully. Nobody patronised me or inferred that I could not
understand my husband's condition. The doctors were as pleasant and
forthcoming as the nurses were and I felt at all times that they were
telling me the complete truth.
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