Tibshelf woman’s ‘thank you’ quilt

Tibshelf craftswoman Sue Godney has donated a handmade quilt to Nottingham Hospitals Charity to say thank you for the treatment being given to her husband Robert.
Oncology consultant Sally Morgan, left, with Sue and Robert Godney and staff from the oncology team at Nottingham City Hospital.Oncology consultant Sally Morgan, left, with Sue and Robert Godney and staff from the oncology team at Nottingham City Hospital.
Oncology consultant Sally Morgan, left, with Sue and Robert Godney and staff from the oncology team at Nottingham City Hospital.

The quilt will be raffled off in aid of the Oncology Department at the City Hospital, which has been caring for Robert (64), since he was diagnosed with a carcinoid tumour on his pancreas, liver and spleen three years ago.

Sue (57) said: “I just felt I wanted to do a little something to help. If he wasn’t having the treatment he might not be here. We are really grateful to the NHS for what they do.”

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The colourful quilt is being raffled off and tickets are priced at £2 per ticket. In addition, businesses are also being given the opportunity to buy ‘virtual’ squares, which will be sold at £50 per 16 squares.

After the raffle is complete, the charity plans on displaying the logos of the companies onto a large poster of the quilt that will then be displayed throughout the hospital.

The quilt took Sue three months to complete, has 1,000 squares, fits a king-size bed. Raffle tickets are available from the Oncology Department or office of the charity, at the City Hospital. Businesses interested in taking ‘virtual’ squares should call 0115 9691169 extension 55935.

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