Kerstie is now home thank you for all that donated

Hello, we are the loved ones of Kerstie Metcalf, and we are pleading with the community to help her get home where she belongs and start her long road to recovery.

Kerstie Metcalf is a senior wound care nurse that has dedicated the last 30 years of her life to saving our loved ones, our friends and strangers in the UK for the NHS. Working selflessly and tirelessly through covid, working double shifts, working herself to her fullest extent at the detrimet of her own health, to ensure everyone in her care was protected and loved. She did all this whilst being recommended to Shield during covid due to being disabled herself, selflessly wanting to do her part for her country she persevered and worked from start to finish, contracting covid herself multiple times and putting herself at risk.

From saving lives to saving limbs she is a force to be reckoned with.

An example of her ferocious need to save people, she was able to save a woman's legs from amputation, fighting doctors to allow her to give her own time and care to save the woman's legs, which she successfully did despite the odds and gave this woman her life back.

She has spent her entire working life protecting strangers and now she is in need of the communities help.

Whilst on a visit to Hungary, in her happy place enjoing music performed by her loving partner, Kerstie collapsed and had to be resuscitated. Complications from this has resulted in her having a status epilepticus seizure. The medical team in Hungary have been amazing helping her recover but they are now concerned this has resulted in brain damage, due to permanent damage to her cerebral cortex. Kerstie is currently in a coma like state.

We are asking strangers now to help us pull together, get her medical bills paid and get her home via air ambulance so she can recover surrounded by those that love her.

Someone who has dedicated their life to helping this country now needs and deserves our help to get well and get home.

Any help or contribution will be appreciated more than we can say. Let's get our NHS hero home where she belongs