A Crosby man was 'blown away' by the standard of care he received after a life-saving transplant at Liverpool’s Clatterbridge Cancer Centre.
Gary Jackson, 57, said staff at the Pembroke Place hospital “went above and beyond” during the seven weeks he was an inpatient. Gary, who relapsed last September after being diagnosed with Non-Hodgkin's lymphoma in 2014, was admitted to the hospital in January for a stem cell transplant.
He said: "The treatment is as intense as you can get. It’s isolation as well, because you have to be in your own room without any visitors and its very demanding physically and mentally.”
