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Internet helping dad keep up with Ayley and Chloe's progress
The father of Carnoustie twins Ayley and Chloe Hirsch has told The Courier of his heavy heart at leaving them in the US after life-changing operations. (...)
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'The best feeling ever' — tears of joy for mum and dad as Ayley and Chloe take first steps
Carnoustie twins Ayley and Chloe Hirsch have amazed their parents — by walking just days after a life-changing operation. (...)
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'It means so much' — support from back home helping Hirsch family deal with trials of twins' treatment
Carnoustie twins Ayley and Chloe Hirsch have been discharged from hospital in America after starting the long road to taking their first steps. (...)
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'His life has completely changed' — Jack McNaughton making great strides a year on from surgery
A year ago today a little Perthshire boy had an operation that completely changed his life. (...)
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Adamson Hospital project moves on to second phase
Adamson Hospital in Cupar is taking shape, with the second phase of its £10 million refurbishment under way. (...)
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'She lived life to the full' — husband's tribute to nurse Ruth Henderson
A nurse who ''lived every day to the full'' has died following a brave battle with a rare cancer. (...)
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Warning that NHS cuts could affect Perth Royal Infirmary
A Perth councillor has warned NHS job cuts could have a "knock-on effect" at the town's main hospital. (...)
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Rob Young to undertake cross-UK cycle in aid of cerebral palsy sufferer
A Montrose man will attempt to cycle from Land's End to John o' Groats to help pay for life-changing surgery for a local boy. (...)
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Brave Wiktoria Mucha's parents raising funds for operation
The parents of a nine-year-old Coupar Angus girl who has cerebral palsy have made a renewed appeal for financial help to enable her to walk unaided. (...)
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Charity begins at home for Angus cyclist down under
The proceeds of a marathon bike ride on the other side of the world have been gratefully received by the MS Therapy Centre in Dundee. (...)
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Family encouraged by improvements since Rhys' stem cell treatment
An Angus toddler who suffers from cerebral palsy is "improving all the time" after travelling to Germany for stem cell treatment six months ago. (...)
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Footsteps will point Jack McNaughton in right direction
"Inspirational" Perthshire youngster Jack McNaughton is set to take the next step on his path to mobility thanks to the community's continuing fund-raising efforts. (...)
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Riley Murray will get the chance to walk and run like his friends at school
The parents of a six-year-old Montrose boy have decided to risk his life in an operation that could let him walk for the first time. (...)
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Captain Lisa Irwin on road to recovery from fall in Afghanistan
A Brechin soldier on the front line in war-torn Afghanistan had to be airlifted to hospital after being injured falling down the stairs of a watchtower while on lookout. (...)
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Changes to NHS Tayside physiotherapy services help cut waiting times
Changes to the way physiotherapy services are being delivered in Tayside are helping to cut waiting times for treatment, the head of the service has claimed. (...)
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Montrose dad putting in the hours to build a brighter future for disabled son
A Montrose father has been spending every spare waking hour working on a major redevelopment of the family bungalow to make it suitable for his severely disabled son. (...)
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Montrose FC fund-raiser gives hope to brave youngsters
Montrose FC have donated £600 to help the treatment of local boys Rhys Allan and Riley Murray. (...)
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St Johnstone to bid farewell to physio Nick Summersgill
St Johnstone boss Derek McInnes has paid tribute to long-serving club physio Nick Summersgill, who is leaving McDiarmid Park to take up a new post. (...)
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'Best Christmas ever' for McNaughton family
The family of brave Perthshire tot Jack McNaughton have enjoyed the "best Christmas ever" following his ground-breaking surgery in the United States. (...)
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Horror as skin peeled from Tower Bakery worker's hand
A baker was rushed to hospital after his hand became trapped in a dough machine, ripping the skin from his bones. (...)
