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Jessie Clark to the hospital after She struggled with her breathing.

While The Number of coronavirus deaths has increased to over 2,000 in the UK, most of the people who contract The Virus Go On to be better.

Some People have relatively mild symptoms or no symptoms at All . Others have no option but a hospital for treatment. We have talked, three people were taken to the hospital after developing Covid-19.

they are All in Different Stages of their lives and are recovering in isolation.

'I fought for me and My Baby the life,' Karen Mannering with Her Husband , before they moved in together Covid-19.

Karen Mannering from Herne Bay in the County of Kent is six months pregnant with her fourth child. To fight the 39-year-old started with a persistent cough and fever during The Second week in March, but the hospital staff were careful to bring them in. On day 11, the changes.

"I called 999 and my breathing sounded so bad, an ambulance was at Our House within minutes," explains Karen . "I was literally gasping for air so that you have me on oxygen immediately. "

Karen positive Covid-19 tested. She had pneumonia in her lungs and was isolated in a hospital room for a week.

"No One was allowed to come and See Me ," She says. "It was a very lonely, dark time. I was bound to bed, for two or Three Days . I could not even go to the toilet. If necessary, change The Bed linen, you would have to contact me on apply.

"If I fought to breathe, I would wait buzz for the help, and would, for the employees, their protective equipment before they could attend to me. I was constantly on The Phone to My Family to calm me down. I was scared of dying, I would, and My Family say they have prepared for the worst.

"I fought for every single breath. I fought for me and My Baby 's life. "

Karen says that She will never forget The Feeling , the crystal clear, Cold Air on your face, The Day you left the hospital.

"My husband and I drove home with our face masks and the window open," She says. "The Breeze felt amazing. I appreciate All of a sudden the smallest Things . "

Karen is now isolated At Home , but in a room away from the rest of your family. You will always be stronger, but still has a dry cough, which could be months in the past.

She thinks you might be determined to coronavirus at the Beauty Salon where She works, but you can never know for sure You can also never know how your family escaped seems to be The Virus .

"I just wanted to know someone who can Help Me "

Jessie Clark from Sheffield, you would be vulnerable if they contract Covid-19 - She has a chronic kidney disease and five years ago, a kidney had to be removed. To cough as the 26-year-old began, and increasingly breathless, She began to worry. Within days, She was struggling to go to.

Jessie Clark to the hospital after She struggled with her breathing.

"I had also explained a lot of pain in my ribs, back and belly", Jessie . "I felt like beaten up. "

Two Days after Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced the UK, went into lockdown, Jessie 's fiance, Tom, drove her to A& E. they were quickly separated due to the security restrictions.

"I was afraid to be alone, but I was so bad I just wanted someone to Help Me ," Jessie . "I got a Green Mask with a Wi-Fi bit to The Nose to keep it. I came to a unit, the rails are to be used for Covid-19 patients. Social distance was available, so we had to coves, separated by walls with a Bed In each Bay.

"I was not tested Covid-19. My doctor said that they 'could not each swab, but it was safe to assume, I would have it'. He Said The Pain that I experienced was the inflammation in my lungs and should I isolate you to keep yourself and The Pain .

"I've never had breathing problems. It's scary not to know if you are going to breathe in order to stop or if what you feel is normal for The Virus . "

Jessie was in the hospital for six hours. Tom waited His fiancee in the Parking lot, unsure of what was about to happen. He is a key person and the few who think he may be asymptomatic and randomly Jessie gave The Virus .

Five Days after leaving the hospital, Jessie is still struggling to walk and was sleeping up to 18 hours of The Day . Sometimes She has attacks of coughing, but can breathe easier.

"I think some Young People think they are invincible, but most take it seriously coronavirus now," She Said . "It's not a lot of information that told us, The Virus does not affect people in my age, but it definitely has. "

"I was said in a whisper from a very dark place," Stewart Boyle, he could feel The Virus is attacking His lungs to breathe Making It difficult.

Stewart Boyle is almost certain that he will meet contracted coronavirus in one of His choir a few weeks ago.

"We were met with All of the social distancing if we us, on Thursday, but on Sunday a large number of people had come down with flu-like symptoms," he says.

in The Following 10 days, the 64-year-old, who rejected health.

"It's very subtle at first," he explains. "But then I would try to climb down The Stairs , and wheezing like an Old Man . Soon, I had the opportunity to train and or move it at All . The Virus was attacking my lungs and I lost The Ability to fight back. "

Stewart's family called 111, and he was taken to a hospital.

"It was like something out of A Movie ," he says. "I was on wheels in the 'Red Zone ' and there were loads of tests and swabs to be taken. You thought I had coronavirus, so they increased my oxygen. There were a few hours where I was in a whisper from a very dark place and I thought: "maybe my Time Is up'. But I wanted To Live .

"I could feel the struggle in my lungs and it is required to get through All of my reserves. The Extra oxygen gave my lungs a break and gave me The Extra energy to push out the disease. The NHS staff were amazing, but All you can do is to help in the fight against The Virus . There is no vaccination or magic potion that can save her. Their own Resilience . "

Stewart Boyle in the hospital.

On Saturday, Stewart left the hospital and is now self-isolated At Home . He was, drink help much water, His lungs and throat to recover.

Meanwhile, His choir has performed a Special Song for him on Zoom.

"That was The Song about the search for me and keeps me. It was stunning," he says. "I'll be back to get a long way To My voice. All I can do now is die. "

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Source of news: bbc.com