Queen Elizabeth feels ‘exhausted’ after Covid

Queen Elizabeth has admitted that she is ‘fatigued’ after fighting Covid in February, which left her ‘weary and exhausted.’

Last week, the Monarch made a special video chat to NHS employees and patients at Royal London Hospital, saying, “It does leave one quite fatigued and worn, doesn’t it?” This dreadful epidemic. It’s not a good outcome.”

The Queen attended the opening of the Queen Elizabeth Unit at the hospital, of which she is a patron, by video chat, wearing a flowery outfit with a pearl necklace.

“The level of courage that both the patients and my colleagues displayed during the whole outbreak were astounding, and the amount of kindness we were given was inspirational,” said nurse Charlie Mort, who attended the call. I believe it will bind us all together for the rest of our lives.”

“It’s incredible, isn’t it, what can be done when necessary?” said the Queen.

Families ‘had a feeling of optimism when they knew he was visiting their loved ones,’ said hospital chaplain Imam Faruq Siddiqi.

“Although I didn’t perform any miracles, I hope that my presence and prayers brought them some peace,” he stated.

“It was certainly a really terrifying experience to have Covid so poorly, wasn’t it?” said the Queen.

Mr. Siddiqi said: “I think what made it worse was being by themselves.”

“Exactly. So they were alone, too,” the Queen remarked.