THE care that I have received, especially in hospitals and by the paramedics and ambulance crews, has been excellent.
With their help, in 26 different hospitals, I have overcome heart attacks, brain injuries, blindness, bacterial meningitis, epilepsy, pneumonia, burns, diabetes, the rebuilding of my foot and multiple deep infections.
I always write to say thank you to the wards and CEOs and copy in my MP, Sir Graham Brady, who has been very supportive and the secretary of state in.
I wish more people did the same.
My main thank you is, as a Christian, to donate my body for medical research to the University of Manchester as it is the least I can do as so many strangers have saved my life time and again.
I hope that others will do the same to enable our brilliant medical teams give the gift of life to others in need.
On a personal note, to the many who have helped me across all parts of the NHS, thank you.
Peter Booth
Hale
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