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In this heartbreaking video, the family of Fiona McCusker-Rea shares their harrowing experience as their beloved grandmother fights for her life in Turkey. After collapsing at a luxury hotel in Antalya, Fiona was rushed to a private hospital, only to face shocking conditions and a mounting medical bill. Her children, Cody Wood and Courtney McCusker, are desperately trying to raise funds to bring her back home to the UK for proper treatment. Watch as they recount their distressing encounters with hotel and hospital staff, and their struggle to navigate the healthcare system in a foreign country.
In this heartbreaking video, the family of Fiona McCusker-Rea shares their harrowing experience as their beloved grandmother fights for her life in Turkey. After collapsing at a luxury hotel in Antalya, Fiona was rushed to a private hospital, only to face shocking conditions and a mounting medical bill. Her children, Cody Wood and Courtney McCusker, are desperately trying to raise funds to bring her back home to the UK for proper treatment. Watch as they recount their distressing encounters with hotel and hospital staff, and their struggle to navigate the healthcare system in a foreign country.
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