article_snippet: Heather Tait was in tears yesterday when the award was announced at London’s High Court.
article_snippet: Heather Tait, of Sutton Coldfield, West Midlands, said as Heather Tait left court:
article_snippet: Heather Tait was the boss of Heather Tait own company and winning respect as a professional photographer before Heather Tait went into Cheltenham General Hospital in July 2009, suffering from severe back pain.
article_snippet: Heather Tait had emergency spinal surgery at Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Birmingham on July 8, 2009.
article_snippet: Heather Tait ran her own photography business, Heather Tait Photography.
article_snippet: ’ McKenna said that despite the effect of the delayed surgery, Heather Tait had tried to continue Heather Tait photographic business and complete the first year of a Masters degree at Birmingham City University.
article_snippet: McKenna awarded Heather Tait
article_snippet: The trust’s counsel, Robert Seabrook QC also expressed the trust ‘deep sympathy’ to Heather Tait for the ‘terrible injuries Heather Tait has suffered’.
highlights_snippet: Heather Tait, 34, ran a thriving photography business and has 3 children .
  