- Anna Chithrakala, a 45-year-old London teacher, suffered a brain haemorrhage and stroke, leaving her unable to walk or talk.
- She had what her family described as a negative experience with NHS care at University Hospital Lewisham, and has claimed nurses were “bullying” patients on “noisy” wards.
- She is now undergoing intensive rehabilitation after her family drove her 1,000 miles to a Hungarian hospital.
- Ms Chithrakala is showing positive progress in regaining mobility and speech.
- Lewisham and Greenwich NHS Trust has encouraged her family to be in direct contact so it can open a formal investigation into her concerns.
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