AMY Callaghan has been discharged from hospital after suffering a brain haemorrhage in June.
The SNP MP praised the "miracle" NHS team in charge of her treatment in a Twitter post.
She said: "After 4 months in hospital, today I've been discharged. I'm coming home. To the miracle team at @NHSGGC PDRU - now my second family - thank you I can never, ever repay you.
"I was wheeled in here. Now I'm walking out. I'm just getting started too."
🏥 After 4 months in hospital, today I've been discharged. I'm coming home.
— Amy Callaghan MP (@AmyCallaghanSNP) October 15, 2020
🌈 To the miracle team at @NHSGGC PDRU - now my second family - thank you ♥️ I can never, ever repay you.
🚶♀️I was wheeled in here. Now I'm walking out. I'm just getting started too ✌ pic.twitter.com/bkcdTXxusA
Nicola Sturgeon said it was the "best news of the day".
Best news of the day. Sending love @AmyCallaghanSNP 💛 https://t.co/RlCnYuERPQ
— Nicola Sturgeon (@NicolaSturgeon) October 15, 2020
Callaghan was rushed to hospital on June 10 after being found at home by her partner.
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The 28-year-old, who has previously fought cancer, was elected to the House of Commons in December after ousting the then Liberal Democrat leader Jo Swinson from her East Dunbartonshire seat.
A statement from Callaghan’s office in June said her brain haemorrhage was “related to a previously manageable medical condition”.
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