Danielle Adair is a trainee reconstructive scientist who combines science and art to create lifelike prosthetics for people who have lost body parts through catastrophic illness or injury.
A Paisley woman has turned her back on making a name for herself in fine arts to rebuild the lives of patients who have suffered cancer or trauma.
To get her training post, Danielle was one of the first students in Scotland to benefit from the Scientific Training Programme to study a Masters degree in reconstructive science. The dedicated team of experienced journalists, responsible for the publication of the award-winning Express, will focus on breaking news, day and night, across Renfrewshire’s towns and villages.
“I love the patients and the people I work with. I need to spend a lot of time with patients so I get to build a real rapport with them. It’s hard to describe how satisfying it is to help them, just so they feel they can leave the house again, or see their kids or grandkids.” “This is hidden artwork,” she said, “and that’s just the way I like it. The better I do it, the fewer people will know it’s there. I want my work to be part of the people I help – to be truly invisible.”
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