Sandra's -Go Fund Rehabilitation progress

01/09/2026

🏡❤️ MUM IS HOME! ❤️🏡

After everything Sandra Adams has been through, it feels amazing to finally say those words — Sandra is HOME and settled! 🥹❤️

There’s nothing quite like having Mum back where she belongs. It’s been such a long road to get here, and seeing her settled into her own home makes everything we’ve been through feel so worthwhile.

She’s now getting used to being back home and enjoying having her own space, her own routines and, most importantly, being surrounded by her family. ❤️

A massive thank you to Sharon Butler The Butlers Empires for the incredibly kind fundraising at the recent event they held for Mum. Your generosity has helped make such a difference, and we honestly can’t thank you enough. ❤️🙏

And finally… Mum is up for visitors! 🥰
If you’d like to pop in and see her, just drop Mum a message and arrange a time.

Welcome home, Mum. 🏡❤️ We’ve missed you.

25/07/2026

Big news! After being in hospital and a care home since her accident last June, Sandra (Mum) is officially coming home on August 17th to her new place on Mill Lane in Woodhall! 🎉

With her care package now fully in place, Dickie and the whole family are absolutely over the moon to bring her home. It’s been an extraordinarily long road with so many highs and lows, and reaching this milestone is a huge achievement. A massive thank you to everyone who has supported us through it all—it truly means the world!

Once she’s properly settled in, visitors will be more than welcome. She can’t wait to catch up with everyone! 🥰

04/03/2026

Update on Sandra

Sandra is doing really well and has now settled into Gosberton House Care Home. With family working and everyone having different schedules, there will be times when we can’t always be there. If anyone would like to pop in and see her, she would love it. Seeing some familiar faces would really help brighten her day and break things up a bit.

We’ve also been able to purchase a mobility vehicle using the GoFundMe donations. Thanks to everyone’s kindness and support, Sandra is now able to get out and about at times, which means a lot to her and to us as a family.

At the moment, we are still awaiting updates regarding housing and are unsure what the situation will be moving forward, but we will keep everyone updated when we know more.

Thank you again to everyone who has supported us.

If you’d like to visit, just send me a message on here and I can let her know.

24/01/2026

Upbeat update on Sandra 🌟
I’m so happy to share that mum has finally been discharged from hospital and is now settling in at Gosberton House near Spalding. This is an interim placement while we find suitable long-term housing and care arrangements. Most importantly, she’s doing well and still very much her strong, happy self. Feeling relieved, grateful, and hopeful 🤞❤️

29/12/2025

🎄 Happy Christmas 🎄 I hope everyone had a lovely time spent with loved ones.

This Christmas looked a little different for us, as my loved one — my mum — spent it in hospital. Despite everything, her strength and determination continue to inspire me every single day.

As we head into the new year, I’ll be ramping up my marathon training and putting in some seriously hard miles for Run for Mum. I’m running the London Marathon in her honour following her life-changing spinal injury, and to support the incredible work of Spinal Research.
I’m currently only halfway to my fundraising target, so I really do need your help.

🙏 Please donate if you can — every single pound truly makes a difference.

📣 If you’re unable to donate, sharing this post would mean so much.

Thank you for your continued support — let’s make these miles count 💙🏃‍♀️

Help Luke Adams raise money to support Spinal Research

21/12/2025

Update on Sandra

Mum is still in the Sheffield Spinal Unit and continuing with physiotherapy as part of her rehabilitation.

We, along with Dickie, have had a family meeting with the medical team. As difficult as it was to hear, they feel Mum is now reaching her optimum level of rehabilitation. This means that on discharge, Mum will still require a significant level of care and will be a full-time wheelchair user.

Despite everything, Mum remains positive, focused, and incredibly determined — showing the courage and strength we all know she has.

She has been given a revised discharge date of 28/01/26. The physio and OT teams are continuing to work hard with her, particularly to improve the strength and movement in her left arm, with the hope this will give Mum some independence with eating and personal care.

There is still hope, as nerve repair can continue for up to two years.

As a family, we are understandably very anxious about where Mum will go after discharge, as her current home does not meet her care needs. This may mean an interim placement before Mum can move somewhere she can truly call home, with the hope that this will be very local to Woodhall Spa.

Mum wanted me to be honest in this update. She would also like to thank everyone for their continued love and support, and wishes you all a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year 🎄✨❤️