I'd really welcome the thoughts of people.
6 years ago my son had an accident at work, initially innocuous or so we thought although extremely painful at the time.
Through the following year's the pain became much worse until it was severe and constant, his mobility became very poor and his quality of life both physically and mentally was pretty awful.
He managed to keep his job although he had to work massively reduced hours and was unable to go ahead with previously planned promotion.
Medically, everything was a battle. On one occasion I was told that he had to learn to live with the pain...
After yet another battle, he was transferred to the care of another hospital and during the appointment with the consultant was basically told everything we'd heard previously was wrong and he felt that with a surgical procedure, he could improve the situation dramatically.
My son has recently undergone his operation and all the signs are looking very, very positive.
A number of people have suggested to my son that he thinks about taking action against hospital no'1 for what happened and the trauma of the last years.
He's very uncertain although understandably extremely unhappy and angry.
He asked me about my feelings and thoughts....a lot of his care and support came from me, I'm unsure too.
Part of me is furious, another so uncertain...
I am however totally biased!
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