josie ekoli was a mum of five and a nurse in the nhs for more than 30 years.n that nhs front line, fighting every day against the coronavirus, she risked her life for everyone else. josie told her children the protective clothing she'd been given in her words "wasn't the best." she should have been wearing, like, the face masks, covering the full face and things like that. but she only had, like, the mask and gloves and apron. ijust think, yeah, things like that should have been dealt with better. because she was there, week in and week out, she should have been given the appropriate equipment to deal with everything. i don't want to blame anyone, but i feel like if the people in charge did theirjob correctly, it wouldn't have been... well, it wouldn't have turned out the way that it did. it could have been different. the last thing i want is for other families to go through what we're going through, because it is a tremendous loss. the hospital in harrogate wherejosie worked said they're following national guidance on the use of protective clothing, and doing

josie ekoli was a mum of five and a nurse in the nhs for more than 30 years.virus. she risked her life for everyone else. josie told her children the protective clothing she had been given in her words, "wasn't the best." she should have been wearing the face masks. covering the full face. she only had, like, the mask and gloves and apron. i just think yeah, things like that should have been dealt with better. because she was there, week in and week out she hadn't been given the appropriate equipment to deal with everything. i don't want to blame anyone, but i feel like if the people in charge did theirjob correctly, it wouldn't have been, it wouldn't have turned out the way it did. it could have been different. the last thing i want is for other families to go through what we are going through. because it is a tremendous loss. the hospital in harrogate wherejosie worked said they were following national guidance on the use of protective clothing and doing all they can to retain provision of ppe, but more than 80 nhs staff have died in this outbreak, leaving f

josie ekoli was a mum of five and a nurse in the nhs for more than 30 years.est." she should have been wearing the face masks, covering the whole phase. she only had, like, the mask and gloves and apron. i just think yeah, things like that should have been dealt with better. because she was there, week in and week out she should have been given the appropriate equipment to deal with everything. i don't want to blame anyone, but i feel like if the people in charge did theirjob correctly, it wouldn't have been, it wouldn't have turned out the way it did. it could have been different. the last thing i want is for other families to go through what we are going through. because it is a tremendous loss. the hospital in harrogate where josie worked said they were following national guidelines on the use of protective clothing and doing all they can to retain provision of ppe, leaving families like the ekolys devastated. she was a very positive woman and i feel like her passing away has given me the time to think things through now and continue being the person she wa