15 Apr 2020
Logan reunited with trauma teddy
Lovely story - a young boy has been reunited with his trauma teddy
Aimee’s son Logan was airlifted to Raigmore, aged 3, and was given a trauma teddy which he named 'Sage Fly' – his favourite teddy. But Aimee realised Sage had disappeared and did not know where.
So our wonderful staff looked into it and found Sage had been called away to help our crews on the frontline. He has since returned and reunited with Logan.
Logan said "I've been hugging him tight so he won’t go away again dad.”
Glad he is back with you Logan – thanks to all who helped get Sage back
Contact Information
Edward Earl
edward.earl@nhs.scot
- The Scottish Ambulance Service employs over 5000 highly skilled staff.
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- Each year, we respond to over 1.5 million calls for assistance.
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- Our air ambulance service undertakes around 3,500 missions.
- Our ScotSTAR service transfers 2,500 of Scotland's most seriously ill patients each year.
- We are assisted by over 1,200 volunteers, such as our community first responders.
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