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He looked healthier than ever a week ago. I'm still shocked.
Its always amazing how fast life can change from one moment to the next.
He looked healthier than ever a week ago. I'm still shocked.
Its always amazing how fast life can change from one moment to the next.
I couldn't control my tears then!Oh man! I cant control my tears now
Salford Royal is the gold standard, particularly for stroke care.
Its always amazing how fast life can change from one moment to the next.
They really are. Everyone who works in the theatres there are dedicated, caring, professional and amazing. From the surgeons to the housekeepers. He's in fantastic handsAs I say, they are fantastic. He could not be in better hands. They saved my friend from dying from a bleed in the brain. The best place to be for this type of problem.
Definitely KM the mans a born fighter.Composed myself, I think it's a positive update from United. If there's one man who could make a full recovery then it's Fergie.
Can't believe it. Is he in Salford Royal? Literally half a mile from my house.
Fingers crossed he gets through this and makes a full recovery. A genuine legend of the club and the game. Absolutely stunned.
Yes just checked, right by Eccles which I've been to (it's not great).
Always thought he lived Wilmslow way but he could be in Worsley which is a nice part of Greater Manchester and that would be closest hospital.
Yes. Ironically, I've been in the ICU at Salford Royal to visit a friend who also had a brain haemorrhage. He'll get world class care.Yeah he's there. And according to someone earlier in the thread (sorry, can't remember who) it's the place to be for this kind of thing.