Cordelia Court

My Mum became a resident in a very poorly state. Mum had been confined to her bed and flat and very isolated for at least 6 years. The Manager assessed my Mum and could have been forgiven for thinking Mum was going to be hard work but she did not turn her back on her and saw the potential. The staff soon had Mum up dressed in the lounge communicating and joining in with the activities. Within a couple of months, Mum was out of the wheelchair and walking with the Zimmer frame. We felt, as a family, the staff worked miracles with Mum and we thank the Manager and Mum's key worker and all of the staff for giving us our Mum back.

Sadly Mum had a stroke, was admitted to hospital and then discharged under end of life care. As a family, we spent our last day and night with Mum. We cannot speak highly enough about the staff on duty that day/night and how they supported us as a family during that emotional day/night but more importantly treated our Mum with such care and dignity.