Person: Patricia Ingle

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<p>Patricia Ingle in 2011 secured a multi-million euro structured settlement-believed to be about €7.5m — which at the time was the highest ever in a High Court personal injuries action. File picture: Collins Courts</p>

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Disabled Limerick woman who claims disease from pet-store parrot caused injuries awarded further €1m

Latest interim payout brings to €16.5m the total amount paid out to Patricia Ingle as part of the settlement of her legal action against Petmania and the HSE

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Refusal for paralysed woman ‘a cruel blow’

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Limerick woman paralysed by rare disease chronicles struggle in book

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Woman who fought back from ‘locked in’ syndrome going from strength to strength

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Woman writing book on ‘locked in’ paralysis recovery

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Patricia Ingle is beating the odds

Touch of magic as Patricia leaves hospital for final time after 1,069 days

A TOUCH of Hollywood came to a Co Limerick village at the weekend as a huge welcome home party was held for a 22-year-old woman who spent almost three years in hospital.

Mon, 15 Aug, 2011

After 3 years in hospital, Patricia gets to go home

A 22-YEAR-old woman left severely disabled by a rare brain disease she contracted while working in a pet shop will go home tomorrow, having spent almost three years in hospital.

Thu, 04 Aug, 2011

Former pet-shop worker wins substantial settlement from store and HSE

A former pet-shop worker, who claimed she was brain damaged after an infection caught from exotic birds, said today that she has been "imprisoned" in a hospital room since developing the illness.

Thu, 30 Jun, 2011