Congratulations to our wonderful Therapist Tam, who has been awarded the Star of the Month on Moorgate Ward 🌟 ❤️ Sarah Pickbourne Nicky Metcalfe Catherine Allen University Hospitals Plymouth NHS Trust

Almost there.... just need a bit of sunshine... like the rest of us 🌞 #snowdrops #flowers

Wym I gotta work 8+ hours a day, have hobbies, go to the gym, drink water, clean the house, be a good friend, pray, read, pay bills, take out the trash, figure out what to eat for dinner, eat, keep my protein intake up, get 7+ hours of sleep, wash dishes, & not lose my mind

Snowdrops

I just heard a sentence that completely wrecked me. “One day you will bury your father. On that day, you will realize that you lost the only man that wanted to see you do better than him.” My dad left me with one instruction. Take care of my mom. The love of his life. He left

MDT members of the University Hospitals Plymouth NHS Trust Major Trauma team have really enjoyed the NMTRG 2025 conference. Really interesting speakers, thought provoking discussions and empowering patient stories along with a great chance to team build and network. Sian Irish Chris Knight @ Clare

Father's Day can be a difficult time if you are experiencing grief. There is no timetable for grief or how you should feel at a particular time of year. But remember, you are not alone. For help and support with bereavement and grief, visit nhs.uk/mental-health/…

Happy Father’s Day to all of the Dads in Heaven. Sending love to their children on Earth.

consider yourself very lucky to get these calls

Today would have been my dad’s 74th birthday. This season carries gravity. Father’s Day, his birthday, and the anniversary of his passing all fall within 60 days. For me, grief has no straight path. It revisits, reshapes, and rises when I least expect it. But alongside it

SAVE THE DATES! Upcoming face to face (London) study days.. 👩🏽‍🎓Thursday 16th October - VFS masterclass 👨‍🎓Friday 12th December - Instrumental Ax of dysphagia as part of MDT Details coming soon.......

Me enjoying my 4.23 seconds of peace after waking up before all my thoughts and memories boot up

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Such kind words from one of our patients.. and I couldn’t agree more!! A huge well done to our Major Trauma Therapy Assistant, Tam 🙌🏻❤️ University Hospitals Plymouth NHS Trust Sarah Pickbourne

grief. even years after they’re gone, it still finds its way back to you. ppl won't understand the regrets or how certain places become unbearable because of the memories tied to them you once had love. now you’ve lost its owner. it leaves you both confused and frustrated

It’s staggering just how many responses British people have to “how are you?” “Fine” “Surviving” “Getting there” “Living the dream” “Fair to middling” “Same old” “Bearing up” I could go on. The list is practically endless.

last stage of grief is not talking about it with your friends

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