Ice Cold Alex.

Alex had a very serious accident yesterday afternoon & is in a London hospital that specialises in head injuries. I've just heard that he's been moved from intensive care to a high dependancy unit so hopefully is on the way to a full recovery.
I'm sure I speak for all of the KMGC in wishing him & Phil all the best & look forward to seeing them both on the greens again.

Mr X wrote:Alex had a very serious accident yesterday afternoon & is in a London hospital that specialises in head injuries. I've just heard that he's been moved from intensive care to a high dependancy unit so hopefully is on the way to a full recovery.
I'm sure I speak for all of the KMGC in wishing him & Phil all the best & look forward to seeing them both again.

Good grief - that's terrible news Andy. Please pass on Marion and my best wishes to Phil and the rest of the family and we both hope that Alex makes a full recovery as soon as possible.

Send myself and Anna's best wishes to Alex and the rest of the family we know. Wishing him a speedy recovery to full minigolfing fitness...!

Thanks guys. We're getting reasonably good news every time we hear anything so that's good. I'll keep you posted!

Send Shell and My best wishes too
DG

Will do, thanks Scott.

that is awful news. best wishes to alex, hope he makes a speedy recovery.

Thanks AK, I'll pass it on to Phil.

Please send my best wishes to Alex and his family.

That is really terrible news. Please pass on my best wishes to Alex, Phil and all the family.

Thanks guys, no news yet but I'll hopefully hear from Phil this morning. I'll pass on everyone's best!

I just spoke to Phil who said Alex is going to be ok but is very lucky. He banged his head on a vice at school, then cracked it again when he hit the floor. He had minor swelling & bleeding of the brain & was rushed to Kings College Hospital in London where they had prepared the theatre for brain surgery if the bleeding didn't stop. Luckily it did so he's now expected to make a full recovery, but any games such as his footy etc are off the menu for at least 6 months. Probably means we will get to see more of them at Minigolf comps!
Don't diss the NHS, they're ok!
Thanks to all for the good wishes, it was very worrying for a while!

Mr X wrote:I just spoke to Phil who said Alex is going to be ok but is very lucky. He banged his head on a vice at school, then cracked it again when he hit the floor. He had minor swelling & bleeding of the brain & was rushed to Kings College Hospital in London where they had prepared the theatre for brain surgery if the bleeding didn't stop. Luckily it did so he's now expected to make a full recovery, but any games such as his footy etc are off the menu for at least 6 months. Probably means we will get to see more of them at Minigolf comps!
Don't diss the NHS, they're ok!
Thanks to all for the good wishes, it was very worrying for a while!

Excellent news all round