I first met Dr Max in 2004 and had a medical relationship with him up until he left the GCH, which I wish he hadn't but maybe he had too. He has seen me through some of the worst times of my life and got me out the other side always trying to find something better for my condition. He was fantastic, everyone else had said I was dreaming it but he knew exactly what I was talking about, and helped me from then on. I have only just read of his passing the world will be a sadder place for losing Mr Max Williams he was a true gentleman in every sense of the word.

I met Dr Max Williams in 2003, after having a stroke age 20. Max was the most amazing Dr I had ever met. After being seen by another neurologist I thought there was no hope. Max came into my bed, smiled and I knew I was in the right hands. His amazing bed side manner and way of reassuring me that I would be ok, gave me strength that I never knew I had. After a near full recovery because of Dr Williams I was advised by specialist and Gps that I could never have another child. I remember walking into his office saying I am going overseas to adopt, he scoffed and said if its something that you need to do. Then do it, but if you want your own I will help you with your medication and monitor you. I was pregnant two days later. Dr Max had said to ring him direct to his mobile when I went into labour, this I did. He turned up two hours later and was searching for me, only to discover that I had taken off to the canteen. He was smiling from ear to ear, holding my two hour old daughter when I returned. He laughed and said 'I never doubted your ability to do this'. Truth is I could never have done it with you. You gave me back my life and gave me the ability to have a beautiful daughter who is now 5. I will always be in debt to you for all that you have given me. My deepest condolences to your Family and loved ones

He IS the one reason,I chose to become a neurologist..He is my inspiration,strength and He is my Goal.....which I can never achieve. I miss him so much...may he rest in peace...assured,he is watching over me