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you might recognise mae parsons, she read out a prayer.e seen, it'sjust terrifyingly big in numbers. and those are the things that in my 21 years of nursing i've never come across. the duke of cambridge arriving alone today ahead of the ceremony, his wife is isolating after testing positive for coronavirus. more thanks too for the royal family because the queen has awarded all nhs staff past and present the george cross. this is given for extreme heroism or courage in the face of danger. there are also patients here today remembering what the nhs has done for them, like the mum who had to give birth two months early because she and her baby both had covid. she remembers that last call to her husband before she was put on a ventilator. ijust felt...it�*s hard to describe, it's notjust scared, it's a feeling of utter terror inside. it's a feeling that i can't express in words. it was traumatic. it all started 73 years ago today. the first time that health care became free at the point of contact. this leaflet is coming through your letterbox