Moray’s Story: From Patient to Volunteer to Fundraiser
When Moray Law, his son, Alasdair, and friend John Mortimer, signed up to take part in the Big Stroll at the 2025 Edinburgh Kiltwalk, their goal was simple: to give back to the Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh’s Transplant Unit – the team that had changed their lives.
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The Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh’s Transplant Unit is marking Organ and Tissue Donation Week with two powerful expressions of gratitude […]
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Inspired by the compassionate care Ross and Fiona’s family received, they embarked on a remarkable journey of fundraising and giving back
Creating a calmer birthing environment for new mums at the Lothian Birth Centre
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NHS Lothian Charity Celebrates Impact of Renal Young A...
On World Kidney Day, NHS Lothian Charity shines a spotlight on the transformative impact of the Renal Young Adult Service, […]
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“So when you go for your break or for fifteen minutes; morning break, I usually have it here and just, you know, just relax.”
Adrian Velasquez
“Sometimes you want to socialise, but other times, you just want peace. Like reading a book or just watching TV. Or just calm.”
Denise Farrell
“Sometimes Suzy will come with me and we’ll just be like; ‘that’s it, we’re just taking a half an hour.’ And we’ll just go and we’ll sit somewhere and we’ll just put the world to rights.”
Elaine Brown
“Sometimes it’s very hot in the hospital and just coming out and getting a breath of fresh air makes it so much better. The air just blows everything away.”
Emma McLeod
“Sometimes I put music on and just listen to that while I’m tidying stuff up – I quite like to order things and organise stuff – just making a list of things and working my way through, ticking things off quietly with nobody disturbing me.”