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Mark
Brown has spent several months in hospital in Hayle and Truro after
a serious road traffic accident.
The
terrible car crash left Mark badly injured.
He
is currently undergoing several operations and hydrotherapy, so
he can hopefully regain use of his legs.
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| Mark
tells his story on BBC Radio Cornwall |
Mark
called Laurence Reed's Lunchtime Phone In on BBC Radio Cornwall
hoping to get a lap top computer.
He
wants to write about his experiences in hospital which he hopes
will help other patients in the future.
"I've
had so much time on my hands since the car crash," says Mark.
"It
can be a scarey experience being a patient and I want to produce
a leaflet which will help people know what to expect when they go
into hospital."
A listener
to BBC Radio Cornwall heard Mark's appeal.
The
man, known only as Simon, was on his way back from a holiday in
the county and decided he wanted to help.
Once
he returned to his home in the South East, Simon generously donated
a laptop and printer to help Mark in his bid to produce the patients
leaflet.
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Mark
Brown's story
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| Click
here to
listen to Mark's story told to BBC Radio Cornwall's Phil Hilton. |
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