UK: Boris Johnson announces special occasion when he was diagnosed with COVID-19.

Paul Fuggles, International Correspondent. 2020-05-03 19:00:12

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, 55, said in an interview with The Sun newspaper that he had been given "litres and litres of oxygen" to keep him alive when he was hospitalised with coronavirus.

PM Boris Johnson, speaking on Sunday at St Thomas' Hospital in the capital, London, said it was a step in the right direction to prevent others from suffering from the Covid-10 epidemic and to bring Britain back to normal life.

It was also when Carrie Symonds, his fiancee, revealed that she had named their son Wilfred Lawrie Nicholas Johnson. The baby's name is said to be in memory of his grandfather, her grandfather and 2 doctors (both called Nick) who played a key role in the treatment of her partner, Boris Johnson, when he was suffering from coronavirus, according to Ms. Symonds in an Instagram post.

Wilfred Lawrie Nicholas Johnson Their baby boy was born on Wednesday this week, weeks after Mr Johnson was discharged from the Intensive Care Unit of the London hospital.

Wilfred Lawrie Nicholas Johnson son of Boris Johnson born.

It was at this point in this week's interview with The Sun that Mr. Johnson described how he was plugged into a state-of-the-art device that "continues to show that things are getting worse." "It simply came to our notice then. I couldn't deny it," Mr Johnson said.

We would also like to remind you that Mr. Boris Johnson was also diagnosed with a coronavirus on March 26, 2020, and was rushed to a hospital 10 days later.

"It was very difficult to imagine how my life had been damaged in such a short period of time," Mr Johnson told The Sun.

He says he credits his recovery with "excellent medical care."

British Prime Minister Johnson says he feels "lucky" that many still suffer from Covid-19, a respiratory illness caused by this new type of coronavirus.

“So you ask me,‘ Do you have the will to try to prevent other people from dying? ’” He continues. "Yes, really. " "But that effort is also due to the desire that our whole country as a whole return to normality, regain a healthy life, thrive in every way we can and I hope we will achieve it."

At the same time, the number of people reported to have died of coronavirus as of Saturday has risen to 28,131 people in the UK as of Saturday, May 3, 2020. 

Dr Jenny Harries, the UK's deputy chief medical officer, said the number of patients still in hospital needed to be reduced by 13% due to coronavirus last week.

On Saturday, May 3, 2020, the British government pledged £76 million in aid to underprivileged children, victims of domestic violence and modern-day slavery, "in a state of turmoil." at home '.

The UK government's announcement comes amid reports of an increase in violence in recent weeks, with a 'stay at home' program being launched.

Mr Johnson has resumed his duties as head of the British government. sat in his Downing Street office last week after recovering and immediately went to see his partner Symonds who was in the hospital where she gave birth to their baby boy.

Through her Instagram wall, Ms. Symonds posted a photo of their baby, saying her middle name, Nicholas, is to thank “Dr Nick Price and Dr Nick Hart”, both of whom were instrumental in saving lives. of Johnson Boris.

The two doctors who helped save Mr. Johnson's life were Dr Nick Price and Prof Nick Hart "wished new and good luck" to Mr Johnson and Mrs Symonds.

"We are delighted and humbled to be honored in this way, and to thank the team of specialists we work with at Guy's and St Thomas' hospitals who are always striving for the best possible treatment for each patient," they said in a statement.