Selly Oak Hospital

**jungle1810** · 17-03-2010, 12:43

Hello,
All comrades and former members of the regiment are proud for what you have achieved for the regiment. Get well soon.
Regards from the Bridgend branch RWFCA.

**steve bird** · 17-03-2010, 14:04

a speedy recovery to you all, keep your chins up we are so proud of you all.

Paul Hinge · 17-03-2010, 15:18

On behalf of the Aberystwyth Branch RWFCA can I wish each and everyone of you a speedy recovery and a quick return to the bosom of your family, friends and of course to the Regiment.

Pob Lwc

Paul Hinge
Hon. Secretary

britaylor49 · 17-03-2010, 17:25

Best wishes for a speedy recovery lads my thoughts are with you and your families.

Bri

**brian olly algate** · 17-03-2010, 20:43

Best wishes guys and a speedy recovery my thoughts are with you all

Olly algate
Berlin

**peelow** · 19-03-2010, 23:39

Speedy recovery lads

**nasher546** · 20-03-2010, 11:14

Does anyone know what ward they are in etc? I will go and visit them in the next 2 weeks to see how they are getting on. If no info is available no worries I will find them.

**Paddy** · 20-03-2010, 13:09

All forum members Paddy Glynn here in Sellyoaks just sending this post on behalf on myself and all the other wounded Royal Welch men in Sellyoaks to thank you all for your messages of support.

There's five of us with injuries from various IED strikes and one with a gun shot wound.

But after various operations were all recovering well and we've all still got are limb'S

Again many thanks for your messages of support.

Paddy

**5haron** · 21-03-2010, 14:47

Get very well, very soon - with best wishes from Sharon and Patty.

**Gerrycc943** · 21-03-2010, 22:40

Originally Posted by Paddy

All forum members Paddy Glynn here in Sellyoaks just sending this post on behalf on myself and all the other wounded Royal Welch men in Sellyoaks to thank you all for your messages of support.

There's five of us with injuries from various IED strikes and one with a gun shot wound.

But after various operations were all recovering well and we've all still got are limb'S

Again many thanks for your messages of support.

Paddy

Hi Paddy,

Glad to hear that the lads at Selly Oak are doing ok. You mention in your thread that there are 5 in patients however, the start of this thread names 6

I only live approx 3 miles from the hospital and a few years ago (Op Telic) etc, on behalf of the forum, regularly visited the wards until such time as Regular Designated Visiting Military Officers were introduced and visits by non NOK or relative were restricted.

Up until Nov last year, I paid regular visits to the Hospital Canteen, along with an ex squaddie chum of mine, recently deceased, and enjoyed a cup of tea with some of the lads who were mobile enough to visit the canteen - until this thread, I was unaware that there were any Royal Welsh in-patients.

I'm more than happy to continue my visits to the canteen, share a cup of tea and a chat, should you so wish.

Indeed, I'm in the Selly Oak area on Wed 24th and can pop in about 1300hrs.

In the meantime Paddy, you and the lads get well soon and take comfort that there is an abundance of support for our forces, as you will see from this forum, and the sacrifices made are more than appreciated.