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    Mr. Shannon Warne, a 23-year-old architecture student, was in a car accident 3 months ago which resulted in a broken neck, fractured pelvis, and probable neurological damage affecting his mobility, speech, and memory. He has been at the hospital for 3 months and is being transferred to the Hampstead Rehabilitation Hospital for long-term rehabilitation. He requires daily physiotherapy, twice weekly hydrotherapy, and thrice weekly speech therapy and activities to help with depression from his injuries.

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    Mr. Shannon Warne, a 23-year-old architecture student, was in a car accident 3 months ago which resulted in a broken neck, fractured pelvis, and probable neurological damage affecting his mobility, speech, and memory. He has been at the hospital for 3 months and is being transferred to the Hampstead Rehabilitation Hospital for long-term rehabilitation. He requires daily physiotherapy, twice weekly hydrotherapy, and thrice weekly speech therapy and activities to help with depression from his injuries.

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    Mr. Shannon Warne, a 23-year-old architecture student, was in a car accident 3 months ago which resulted in a broken neck, fractured pelvis, and probable neurological damage affecting his mobility, speech, and memory. He has been at the hospital for 3 months and is being transferred to the Hampstead Rehabilitation Hospital for long-term rehabilitation. He requires daily physiotherapy, twice weekly hydrotherapy, and thrice weekly speech therapy and activities to help with depression from his injuries.

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    Mr. Shannon Warne, a 23-year-old architecture student, was in a car accident 3 months ago which resulted in a broken neck, fractured pelvis, and probable neurological damage affecting his mobility, speech, and memory. He has been at the hospital for 3 months and is being transferred to the Hampstead Rehabilitation Hospital for long-term rehabilitation. He requires daily physiotherapy, twice weekly hydrotherapy, and thrice weekly speech therapy and activities to help with depression from his injuries.

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    Su Yin Lee

    Sister in Charge
    Hampstead Rehabilitation Centre
    695 Hampstead Road
    Greenacres, 5029

    12th June, 2007

    Dear Ms Lee

    Re: Mr Shannon Warne

    I am writing to you regarding Mr Shannon Warne, a 23 year old 3rd year architecture student who
    was involved in a car accident three months ago. He sustained a broken neck and a fractured
    pelvis in the accident, and has probable neurological damage which is affecting his mobility,
    speech and memory. Mr Warne has been at this hospital for the past three months and is now
    ready to be transferred to the Hampstead Rehabilitation Hospital.

    Although he has been suffering from bed sores, these have been improving since he has begun
    using a wheelchair. He suffers from frequent headaches which are managed with Nurofen (please
    refer to the Medications Chart). Prior to his accident, Mr Warne lived independently, but will now
    require long term rehabilitation. His parents anticipate that he will eventually return home and are
    willing to care for him. He is eligible for a disability pension.

    Whilst Mr Warne has made good progress during his stay at the RAH, he needs to continue with
    daily physiotherapy, twice weekly hydrotherapy, and thrice weekly speech therapy.
    Understandably, he is now also suffering from depression; activities and interests like reading and
    writing, and contact with his university, possibly to continue his studies externally, and with people
    his own age maybe through community access, should help to alleviate this problem. Could you
    please arrange these things for him? He has no special dietary requirements.

    Please do not hesitate to contact me should you require any further information regarding this
    patient.

    Thank you for your assistance in this matter.

    Yours sincerely

    Sarah Gigger
    Ward Sister

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