Isabel managed her Type 2 Diabetes without medication
When Isabel from Mount Vernon was diagnosed with Type 2 Diabetes (T2D) at the age of 75, she was determined that she didn’t want to…
“I went for a coffee at a friend’s house and ended up dead for 28 minutes and in intensive care”
The story of Alan Curran and how he battled back from being clinically dead for 28 minutes showcases the unwavering dedication and commitment to patient centre care within NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde and has now sparked Alan to become a volunteer.
Trauma and Orthopaedic Team supported over 2800 families last year
When it comes to child safety, prevention is key but it’s important to know when accidents happen, there are safe hands ready at the Royal…
D-Day veteran is guest of honour at Gartnavel
D-Day veteran Jimmy Docherty, centre, with, from left to right, family friends Thomas Doherty and James McMillan, Jimmy’s son Joe and nephew John Creegan Patients,…
Baby Millie finally home after six months at the Royal Hospital for Children
Millie Malloy was just two weeks old when she was admitted to the Royal Hospital for Children, Glasgow on the 30th of November 2023 with…
NHS volunteer uses personal experience of speech loss to help stroke patients
A volunteer who supports stroke patients with their recovery told how she uses her own experience of speech loss to help others. Kerry Glancy, 53,…
Nurse supported by colleagues during Ben Nevis challenge
A nurse has helped raise £4,000 for charity by climbing Scotland’s highest mountain in memory of her younger brother. Kirsty Brown, 35, decided to scale…
Volunteer Alison swaps Hospitality for Hospital welcome
B&B owner Alison Fraser knows just what it takes to make people feel welcome – and making somewhere feel like a home from home is…
Why Volunteers’ Week at NHSGGC is pure poetry for David, 68
A volunteer at NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde has turned to poetry to mark the beginning of Volunteers’ Week, and to celebrate all those who…
Young ‘bravehearts’ inspire Scotland’s Euro 2024 squad
The Scotland Euro 2024 Men’s Squad surprised patients at the Royal Hospital for Children (RHC), Glasgow this afternoon with an unexpected meet and greet, ahead of jetting off to Germany next week.