michael cox moved down to the general covid ward a few days ago.t's time to try to stand up and take his first step. this is what success looks like. slow, painful and exhausting. but genuine progress. great! that was your first steps. everybody that i've had dealings with here have been brilliant. absolutely brilliant. so it's two o'clock now, and we're heading back onto the wards for the afternoon session. the team sees patients who have been weakened by the virus. theirjob is to get them well enough to start their lives properly again. when stanley came into hospital, he was told he had maybe two days to live. that was over a month ago. cheering. i had to have the mask on my face all the time. as soon as i took it off, i started suffocating. and bit by bit, with you guys and the doctors and nurses and everybody else, thank god for them, we started turning things around. and we've all seen a fair few number of patients being discharged home or back to their care homes today, so some really nice, positive stuff going on today. and then back to his

michael cox moved down to the general covid ward a few days ago.oks like. slow, painful and exhausting. but genuine progress. great! that was your first steps. everybody that i've had dealings with here have been brilliant. absolutely brilliant. so it's two o'clock now, and we're heading back onto the wards for the afternoon session. the team sees patients who have been weakened by the virus. theirjob is to get them well enough to start their lives properly again. when stanley came into hospital, he was told he had maybe two days to live. that was over a month ago. cheering. i had to have the mask on my face all the time. as soon as i took it off, i started suffocating. and bit by bit, with you guys and the doctors and nurses and everybody else, thank god for them, we started turning things around. and we've all seen a fair few number of patients being discharged home or back to their care homes today, so some really nice, positive stuff going on today. and then back to his family. tom normally works with cystic fibrosis patients, and is used to he

michael cox moved down to the general covid ward a few days ago.at success looks like — slow, painful and exhausting, but genuine progress. 0h, great! there's your first steps! thank you. it's two o'clock now and were heading back to the wards for the afternoon session. the team sees patients who have been weakened by the virus and theirjob is to get them well enough to start their lives properly again. when stanley came into hospital he was told he had maybe two days to live. that was over a month ago. cheering. i have to have a mask on my face all the time. as soon as i took it off, i started suffocating. and, bit by bit, with you guys and the doctors and nurses and everybody else, we've started to turn things around. live we have seen a fair few patients discharged home or to care homes today, so some positive stuff going on. and then back to his family. tom normally works with cystic fibrosis patients and he is used to helping sick people, but he says this last month has been intense, emotional and sometimes distressing. i have seen things whic

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