Stroke patient, 80, could be placed in care 100 miles from home
John Russell, from Oban, was admitted to the town's Lorn & Islands Hospital last year after he suffered a stroke. "I would need to take two trains, taking my Zimmer frame and everything else I need. He must be fed up."Teresa said the situation was taking a toll on her."I'm beginning to feel the 16 months.
- ▪John Russell, from Oban, was admitted to the town's Lorn & Islands Hospital last year after he suffered a stroke.
- ▪"I would need to take two trains, taking my Zimmer frame and everything else I need.
- ▪He must be fed up."Teresa said the situation was taking a toll on her."I'm beginning to feel the 16 months.
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Stroke patient, 80, could be placed in care 100 miles from homeImage source, Teresa RussellImage caption, John Russell was admitted to hospital in April last yearPublished28 September 2026Updated 3 minutes agoThe family of a man stuck in hospital for 16 months have been told he could be placed in a care home 100 miles away. John Russell, from Oban, was admitted to the town's Lorn & Islands Hospital last year after he suffered a stroke. His wife Teresa, 79, said she was prepared to care for him at home with some help, but his discharge from hospital was delayed and his health has deteriorated.Teresa, who uses a wheelchair and a walking frame, said she had been told that because John needs 24-hour care he could be moved to a home in Edinburgh - which is about 93 miles away by train or 122…
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