Coma Patient Day
A Polish holiday passed by the Polish Parliament on 23rd November 2012, which was sought by the “Akogo?” Foundation. The date was set for 18th April.
The aim of the celebrations is to draw attention to the situation of such patients and to understand their problems.
On this special day, let us share the prayer that has supported us for years at the “Alarm Clock” Clinic for children and the document “In the name of the patient”, which hangs by the bed of every patient of our “Alarm Clock” Clinic for adults in Warsaw.
This is a personal interpretation of the patient's voice, prepared by Małgorzata Muzalewska - Head of the Physiotherapy Team.
Created for better understanding of the patients' situation.
With best wishes for a return to health, to all our “sleepy heads”.
The aim of the celebrations is to draw attention to the situation of such patients and to understand their problems.
On this special day, let us share the prayer that has supported us for years at the “Alarm Clock” Clinic for children and the document “In the name of the patient”, which hangs by the bed of every patient of our “Alarm Clock” Clinic for adults in Warsaw.
This is a personal interpretation of the patient's voice, prepared by Małgorzata Muzalewska - Head of the Physiotherapy Team.
Created for better understanding of the patients' situation.
With best wishes for a return to health, to all our “sleepy heads”.
Pomysłodawca/autor projektu Małgorzata Muzalewska
