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After being told Her Husband was dying of Covid-19, Sandra Wilson heard The Doctor crying into The Phone .

"He said That I would not be able to visit Him and he would look after Him , As If he were his own father or grandfather," She Said .

"But there was nothing they could do to make Him better. "

Ian Wilson , 72, died Two Days after he was admitted to The Hospital on the 27.

Sandra, 59, had cared for Him for Two Weeks in their apartment in Coatbridge, when he fought a high temperature and delirium. He also had a Heart Condition and diabetes.

First of all, she was not allowed to visit Him - But as soon as the severity of Ian's condition obviously, hospital personnel are granted access provided they wore protective clothing.

The decision meant That Sandra was by Ian's side when he died.

she told The Bbc she was impressed by how acute NHS employees affected, not only by Ian's death, But to be comforted by their inability to grieving families, because of social distancing Protocol.

"It was difficult after he died," Sandra said. "I left The Room and told The Nurse what had happened and she came up to me, as when you snuggle up to me, then stopped and reversed.

"she apologized and said: 'I can't' even a Pat on the shoulder. I went, there was Nothing Else I could do. "

When Ian was first unwell, he did not. signs of The Most well-known symptoms of the Covid-19 show to Sandra

"We thought he had said an infection of the urinary tract," She Said . "The Hospital at Home Team assumed it was Covid-19, But I was still confused, because he coughed.

"you tested A few days later to Him and it came back positive. He was sick for about a week, before we knew That it was Covid-19. "

Later, The Family had to decide whether to send or not, Ian hospital. Sandra knew That the visit would be difficult and didn't want to, That he was in a foreign environment during his bouts of delirium.

She Said , she was lucky, has been by Ian's side eventually, But fears other families have a much more difficult hospital experience.

She Said : "It is a very strange situation, But I am very, very grateful That The Nurses and doctors That made it possible to visit me.

"I'm sorry for the people in The Future will not be able to. Ian was in a parish where there is not only three patients, But as they fill in municipalities, you will be able to, everyone in. "

After saying goodbye to Her Husband , Sandra was not able to see their children In Person , she had a Phase of self-isolation go through.

The Family will also have to travel to the crematorium in separate cars and not in close contact during The Service .

But Sandra has for comfort in The Letters , cards, and well-wishings sent by members who are not in the position to Ian's funeral.

As a janitor of the school, he was lovingly of pupils as well as friends and family.

Sandra said: "I have a lot of talk a lot of calls, so it has helped it.

"Normally, you would tell stories about the people at The Funeral , But because you can't do some write little stories on the cards. "

Sandra hopes her the story of The Family encourage people to "stay home and protect the NHS", and remains grateful to the Health Care staff, which allows her to watch over Her Husband until The End .

"It has given me the time to come to terms with The Inevitable ," She Said .

"I was able to talk to Him and just Say Goodbye . I have force. "

Source of news: bbc.com