How Scots care home went to extraordinary lengths to fulfil a dying wish
It was a tender and personal tribute that saw embattled carers rally together to fulfil one woman’s dying wishes, even as they dealt with the Covid-19 pandemic.
Staff at a Dundee nursing care home have been hailed for their compassion and empathy for the way they provided comfort to one of their residents who passed away during the outbreak.
Elizabeth May Wilson, a prominent figure in Scottish legal circles, who was one of the country’s youngest ever lawyers, and went on to serve as a tribunal chair and university tutor, died on 21 April at the city’s Bridge View House care home after a long illness.
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