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Areema Nasreen worked in Walsall Manor Hospital

A nurse is died with the coronavirus after weeks in the ICU.

Areema Nasreen, 36, placed on a ventilator in Walsall Manor Hospital, where she worked in the acute medical unit.

Walsall Healthcare NHS Trust chief executive Richard Beeken said she was a "very respected member of The Team ".

a Different Nurse Aimee O'rourke, who worked at The Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother Hospital in Margate, Kent,

The "gifted" nurse died in The Hospital , where she worked on Thursday night after testing positive for Covid-19.

"Heartbroken" colleagues and relatives have paid tribute to Ms O'rourke, who is also a mother-of-three.

'Risking their lives Beeken'

Lord, said Ms. Nasreen, who died in the Early Hours of Friday, had "always dreamed of being a nurse", and her family said she had been as fit and healthy before they contracted The Virus .

"Every death is devastating, but said the loss of one of Our Own is Beyond Words ," Mr Beeken,.

trust Ms Nasreen is described as a professional, passionate nurse, who started as a housekeeper in 2003, to win in front of the work, their nursing qualification in January 2019.

"she was a very, very, very respected and valued member of The Team on the acute medical unit, and they are absolutely Beeken desperately," Lord said.

"your devotion to your role, and your popularity among your peers is clear to see that with the outpouring of grief.

"she always said that she was so blessed to have The Role of a nurse, which she absolutely loved, because you wanted to feel like they could make a Difference - and you may have done, Areema, you will be very missed. "

Richard Beeken, said Ms. Nasreen "absolutely delighted" as a nurse,

West Midlands : "This tragic news This Morning , my heart goes out to Areema family and three children.

"Frontline-staff in the West Midlands , the your life day-to-day risk to protect us, the least we can do to help you, follow the government's advice. "

Dr. Samara Afzal, a GP in Birmingham, knew Ms Nasreen, told BBC Asian Network that it was "absolutely devastating news for The Family ".

"they [The Family ] are still in discussion [with her death]. It's heartbreaking for The Children who don't get to see you because of the circumstances and the nature of the Covid.

"she was very bubbly, full of life. She was a fantastic Role Model for Asian women, they married young and had children, but then she wanted to pursue her dream in nursing, became a nurse, and absolutely loved Her Job , she was very devoted, you are going to be out of the way to help people. "

Dame Donna Kinnair, chief executive of The Royal College of Nursing, said: "We know that Areema has given her life in relation to looking after patients, my sympathies go to [your] whole family. "

the comments on the death of Mrs Nasreen, health Secretary to Matt Hancock said: "I pay tribute to the NHS staff who have died in the NHS serve, in the service of The Nation .

"It's the incredible bravery of each member of the NHS that goes into the shows, knowing that these dangers exist. "

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Source of news: bbc.com