Scott Gold spent weeks in a coma and suffered from a broken skull after he was beaten – but the father has now paid a special thanks to the team that saved his life
My father was left from two needs six brain processes after being a strange fall on a night abroad. Scott Gold, 37, spent five weeks in a desirable coma after bearing a broken skull when she knocked on the ground.
The accountant, from Paisley, Scotland, was equipped in his brain to relieve pressure and spent weeks in the intensive care unit at Queen Elizabeth University Hospital in Glasgow – after the horrific decrease in August last year. Scott, who is still recovering from his injuries at home, has since sold thousands of pounds to the paramedics who saved his life.
The Scott long road to recovery also included two weeks in the dependency wing and nine weeks in the nervous rehabilitation unit, where he was forced to re -learn basic life skills.
His wife, Stephanie, 34, was warned of preparing for the worst – but my father fought for his life and made him back home in time for Christmas, according to the Daily Record.
Scott donated a chic of approximately 7,000 pounds for the nervous rehabilitation unit for months, after a charitable event. “The employees here continue to say that they were only making their functions, but for me-and I am sure all the other patients who have received help in this unit-they deserve every part of praise and our thanks we can offer them.”
“I am very happy that we can do something to say, thank you in a way that may make a difference.”
Stephanie added: “They have restored Scott. It is only when the worst happens to discover how amazing these people. I can't really put words how grateful I am,” Stephanie added.
The local community also gathered behind the amazing unit, where Scott Mick Marilyn's friend organized the charitable event. “I knew the story of Scott, so when I heard that his family wanted to do something to say, thank you, I knew I could help.
“Sports dinner collected money for a group of charitable institutions over the years. This event was not a charity this year, so I suggested that it be in honor of Scott.”
A few weeks ago, Kenny, Umm Scott Michel and her brother Ian joined Scott and Make in the hospital to deliver money, which will be used to improve facilities and experience patients receiving care there.
Donna Pastland, the Allied Health Professional team, participated in the unit, a touching message after receiving a special donation. She said: “On behalf of all the participants in the care of Scott, and in this unit, I would like to thank him, Stephanie and all family members, as well as Make and his generous agents, for this wonderful gesture.
“Being in the hospital can be difficult, especially in such a unit where patients can be with us for a long time, so anything we can do to make their time here brighter.
“This donation is very appreciated, and we will make sure to use it well.”
