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McCourt, Jan

 
9781908684196: Crushed: My NHS Summer
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ISBN 10: 1908684194 ISBN 13: 9781908684196
Editorial: The University of Buckingham Press, 2012

Sinopsis

One midsummer evening in an English hayfield Jan McCourt was crushed beneath his seven tonne tractor. In an instant his life was changed forever. His lower back, hip and pelvis were virtually demolished. Lucky to be airlifted to hospital, luckier even still to be alive, he was later informed by the surgeon that the procedure would be akin to taking a polo mint, stamping on it and then piecing the broken bits back in their original position. The injury also played complete havoc with his digestive system. Enduring long weeks of unimaginable and at times quite terrifying pain, the toll on Jan s body also began to affect his mind. This is the very personal account of one man s fight for survival, and triumph over very adverse odds. An astonishing tales of endurance, it is also a heartfelt tribute to all those people, principally in the NHS, who give so much to heal and support.

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Jan McCourt was born in London of Irish parents. Though he lived in London until he was ten years old, Jan longed to move out and lead a truly rural life. Following school, university, Law school and travel in Europe and India, Jan settled down to a career in Investment Banking, working in the City of London. After fourteen varied years living through the heyday of the modern City revival, Jan embarked on a new life and career as a full-time farmer, and built a new life and business from scratch, rearing and sourcing British Rare and Traditional Breeds of Cattle, Sheep and Pigs. Northfield Farm is renowned as a multi award-winning farm based food business. Northfield Farm has its own farm shop as well as outlets at London s Borough and Broadway Markets.

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Editorial
The University of Buckingham Press
Año de publicación
2012
Idioma
Inglés
ISBN 10 
1908684194
ISBN 13 
9781908684196
Encuadernación
Tapa blanda
Número de páginas
182
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