Debbie Tomlinson

Thumbs adventure in honor of 19 year old Sam Bishop who was in 13 day coma @ Penrose intensive ward in Plymouth Derriford Hospital

Fundraising for Spring Intensive Care
£1,630
raised of £300 target
by 116 supporters
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Event: Penrose intensive ward @ Plymouth Derriford Hospital
Spring Intensive Care

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RCN 297613
We fund ICU equipment and training to improve the care of the critically ill

Story

Thanks for taking the time to visit my Just Giving page Thumb which is on behalf of Penrose Intensive care ward Plymouth who are caring for Sam.

We are Raising money towards tablet pcs with special software the allows poorly patients to comunicate with nursing staff at the unit which has been looking after my nephew Sam Bishop, He has been receiving care for a Carbon Monoxide poisoning which left him in a 13 day coma on life support machines.

The reason for the tattooed smiley face on thumb is because Sam had the most awful tattoo on his knee of a smiley face ,this was done as a drunken dare by his friend Jake. Sam would always wear the most ill fitting shorts showing off his scrawny legs but was so proud of his dodgy tattoo that we always took the mickey out of him.

We would like you all too share your picture on thumbs page with a drawn on face (by pen) in the your favorite place or daily adventure in turn we love you to donate a couple of ££££'s towards the Penrose intensive care unit that has been looking after him, the staff are so dedicated and non judgmental in how they conduct there very special job. 

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About the charity

Spring Intensive Care

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RCN 297613
Charity exists to improve the care of ill patients and families treated in the intensive care unit in Plymouth Penrose and Pencarrow ward. Income comes from donations and is used to equipment, support education and wellbeing of those involved in the care of the critically ill and to promote research

Donation summary

Total raised
£1,629.98
Online donations
£1,629.98
Offline donations
£0.00

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