Reform UK’s Ann Widdecombe was hospitalized after a mishap while rescuing a mouse from her cat. The former Tory minister slipped on a bathroom mat and had to seek treatment in A&E. Widdecombe, 78, expressed gratitude to the medical staff for their care and support, acknowledging their efforts in a magazine column.
The incident occurred during the holiday season when Widdecombe attempted to save the mouse from her cat, only to end up falling on the slippery tiles. Despite managing to release the mouse outside, she struggled to walk the next day, leading her to visit the hospital for evaluation and treatment.
Reflecting on her experience, Widdecombe highlighted the efficiency and personal touch of the NHS, emphasizing the importance of quality healthcare services. She commended the staff at Newton Abbot Community Hospital in Devon for their prompt attention and professionalism, contrasting her positive experience there with previous encounters at larger hospitals.
In her acknowledgment, Widdecombe praised the hospital staff for their attentive care and quick turnaround, noting the relaxed and supportive environment during her visit. She expressed gratitude for the thorough examination, X-ray, and discharge process, emphasizing the dedication and personalized care she received.
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