This is Geoffry, an aneurysm rupture survivor who underwent an emergency endovascular repair. Here he discusses the support he received after the operation.
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When it all happened, suddenly and swiftly as it did, I went out only to get a paper and left the windows open and everything and it was going to be my 89th birthday and I had lots of people all coming to the entertainment business, so I had jugglers and recordists So it all had to be told, oh don't come, don't come, because Geoff's not here with me. But my son, leading up to this, your question, I managed to get a message got to my son and my daughter-in-law, who live and work in Devon, and she came up for four days to sort of quote look after me, close quote, which I certainly needed. I don't know. It wasn't so much looking after me, but all the things she dealt with, all the doctors' calls and requests and questions and all the tablets I had to take, she listed them all. She used to be in the nursing business. She was a phlebotomist. She was so, so good. I don't know what I would have done, because I couldn't think properly. I wasn't quite all there, if you like, after the operation. She came up this last weekend, and she's coming up in four weeks' time.
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