I said to one OT at the rehab that I didn't think I would be able to do a show to 100s of children in a theatre again. She said I would. This year, I did a show to 100s at the Queen Elizabeth Hall. A woman with her kids asked me to sign a book. It's me, she said. It was the OT.

@NurseIngrid2 Oh dear. I couldn't tell the difference when I was in the Rehab hosp and when you told me I forgot and I didn't have enough characters in the tweet to put the full terms for either! I'm sorry. I'll correct it when I talk.

@NurseIngrid2 Looking back, I can see that Ashima and Emma worked as a team and I didn't know which one was the OT and which one was the Physio. I thought they were both doing the same job anyway!

@MichaelRosenYes The only reason i know is that i sent your tweet to Emma, who happens to be a friend of mine. 🤗

@NurseIngrid2 @MichaelRosenYes I absolutely loved this tale. Made me teary 🥹 😊

@NurseIngrid2 @MichaelRosenYes Have followed these threads with awe. My Dad had an episode couple of years before he died which hospitalised him and left bedbound but mentally very sharp. When asked his social worker what rehabilitation he would get, she said: "nothing available." Wish I'd pushed harder, now.

@NurseIngrid2 @MichaelRosenYes This tickled me!🤣

@NurseIngrid2 @MichaelRosenYes Great.

@NurseIngrid2 @MichaelRosenYes Ha ha usually it’s the other way round and all the patients call the OTs their physio to everyone…

@NurseIngrid2 Wow