STUART, William Ross interviewed by Janice Templeton

Record Group — Box: 33

Identifier: H0260

Staff Only

Overview

In this interview Ross describes his experiences as a patient at Riverton Hospital in 1949 aged 13. As a result of his hip being out he spent 3 months in hospital for treatment and recovery. He describes the equipment used, the daily routines, meals and eventually leaving the hospital and the minor side effects on his life as a result of this condition.

Dates

2016

Creator

Templeton, Janice (Interviewer, Person)

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