Amy Callaghan was found collapsed by her partrner
Amy Callaghan, the MP for East Dunbartonshire, has been through neurosurgery just after suffering a brain haemorrhage.
The SNP MP collapsed at her residence past Wednesday.
A statement from her office stated the 28-yr-aged was in a stable ailment and was “now beginning the process of recovery”.
It included that Ms Callaghan’s collapse was “similar to a previously manageable medical condition”.
Ms Callaghan is stated to be in good spirits and able to connect properly with her spouse and children.
The SNP’s chief at Westminster, Ian Blackford, said anyone in the occasion wished the MP a entire and fast recover.
‘Rest and recovery’
Ms Callaghan was elected to the Property of Commons at the 2019 typical election.
She unseated the then Liberal Democrat leader, Jo Swinson, with a narrow majority of 149 votes.
Her place of work reported she would now undertake “a time period of needed relaxation and restoration”.
“It is the privilege of her lifetime to be elected as the Member of Parliament for East Dunbartonshire,” a statement claimed.
“There is certainly no question that Amy will occur again much better, fitter and extra decided than ever to continue in that function and serve, to the most effective of her ability, the people today of her constituency.
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