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Yep, you heard right, Ravi has indeed retired!
Can't imagine Ravi slowing down in retirement though, as he was allways there, and the spinal unit was such a big part of his life.
So, thanks Ravi, for all the work you did, and helping sort me out when I needed help with different aspects of my injury.
Regards
Simon.
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Ravi's Retired!
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Posted 10 May 2007 - 09:34 AM
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Posted 25 June 2007 - 12:41 AM
Ravi was simply awesome when I was under his care in Sheffield. A great guy with a great sense of humor and a real passion for doing his very best for his patients.
I truly respect him and am actually upset at the thought of going back to hospital and not having him around.
Thanks for everything Ravi, all the best in retirement!
Andy Campbell
Sheffield 2004
I truly respect him and am actually upset at the thought of going back to hospital and not having him around.
Thanks for everything Ravi, all the best in retirement!
Andy Campbell
Sheffield 2004
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Posted 25 October 2009 - 10:14 PM
Ilike the photo of him upstairs near the dinner-room. He looks well young with a proper neatly trimmed tash!
C-5 Incomplete, Diving Accident in Mexico. Walking with crutches, In controlled pain !
Big respect to all SCI people !
Big respect to all SCI people !
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