article_snippet: Miss Edgington added: 'No amount of money will make up for what I went through but No amount of money would help me rebuild my life and is recognition of what this man (Paterson) did to this man (Paterson) and hundreds of others.'
article_snippet: Mr Paterson worked at the NHS and private hospitals across the Midlands from 1994 until Mr Paterson was suspended last year.
article_snippet: Mr Paterson was employed by Heart of England in March 1998, having been suspended by another trust.
article_snippet: Mr Paterson was suspended by another trust in May 2011 but Mr Paterson pay was not stopped for 18 months.
article_snippet: In July 2013, Mr Paterson and Mr Paterson physiotherapist wife Louise, 53, sold Paterson and his physiotherapist wife Louise, 53 £1.25 million Grade II listed, eight-bedroom, four reception Georgian home in Edgbaston, Birmingham.
article_snippet: West Midlands Police confirmed the 'long and complex' investigation into Mr Paterson was still ongoing, but that West Midlands Police had no current updates on the case.
article_snippet: the Medical Defence Union told MailOnline MailOnline cannot comment on the case.