Brit teacher paralysed in horror balcony collapse as she took end-of-term selfie
"She has no mobility from the waist down, no feeling in her legs, she can't use her hands, she can't move her wrists.
Katie said Jill's health insurance covered a trip in the ambulance and her stay in ICU at a private hospital. But her coverage has now been used up and she has been moved to a government hospital."She had an operation where metal rods were inserted to take some of the pressure off her nerves. Jill's friends and work colleagues have rallied around the popular teacher, visiting her in hospital and even looking after her two dogs as well as keeping loved ones back home informed.She has no mobility from the waist down, no feeling in her legs, she can't use her hands...Katie said: "She's pretty down, she's lucky she has a lot of people around her doing what they can to help her.
Jill's distraught sister said the teacher had hoped to move back to the UK but that was delayed because of Covid.
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