A BRITISH tourist will receive urgent medical treatment in the UK after a fundraising target to get her home was met this weekend.
Robyn, 34, needed £12,500 to be transferred via road ambulance from Murcia, with her family setting up a Just Giving page to secure the funds.
The total has now surpassed that mark, more than doubling from just over £6,000 earlier in the week, when Robyn’s story was published in the Olive Press and spread far and wide on social media.
Robyn suffered a life-changing stroke while visiting her parents, Anthony and Karen Sumnar, in early September.
It happened the day before she was due to fly back to Britain, followed by two brain haemorrhages, one of which has left her with permanent brain damage.
After spending two weeks in a coma, Robyn urgently needs to return to the UK by ambulance to receive life-changing neuro-rehabilitation – care that she is not covered for under …