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Boris Johnson said the doctors who treated him while he was hospitalized “They had all kinds of preparation to know what to do if things went terribly wrong.” The British prime minister recalled the days he spent in the Intensive Care Unit at St. Thomas Hospital and revealed that he considered and addressed the possibility of not surviving.
In an interview with The Sun, Boris Johnson said he “does not deny” that “it is a difficult time.” “They [os médicos] he had a strategy for dealing with a “Stalin’s death” scenario. I was not in a particularly bright state and I realized that there were contingency plans. Doctors had all kinds of preparation to know what to do if things went terribly wrong. They gave me a mask so I could have liters and liters of oxygen and for a long time I had that and oxygen through my nose, “said the British Prime Minister.
Johnson added that “the bloody indicators continued to go in the wrong direction” and that he often asked himself, “How am I going to get out of this?” “It was hard to believe that in a few days my health had deteriorated in this way. I remember being frustrated. I did not understand why I was not improving. But the bad moment came when the decision was 50/50 on whether or not to put myself on a fan. It was then that he turned around a bit … They started thinking about how to deal with the problem, “ recalled Johnson, who never needed a fan.
The UK Prime Minister also acknowledged that he was “in denial”, before being admitted, and that he had to be “forced” to go to the hospital by personal doctors. Boris Johnson told The Sun about the birth of his sixth child, who was born 17 days after the prime minister was released on April 29. “It was thanks to the wonderful attention I could see [ao nascimento]. They made a big difference. I cannot explain how it happened. I dont know. It was wonderful to see … I’m excited to talk about it … But it was something extraordinary, “Johnson said.
On April 5, after announcing that he was infected and with persistent symptoms, Boris Johnson was taken to St. Thomas Hospital for analysis. The following morning, the British leader was reported to have been hospitalized. – and on the afternoon of April 6, it was announced that he had been admitted to the Intensive Care Unit, which led to his replacement in office by the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Dominic Raab. It was not until April 12 that Johnson was discharged. The next day, April 13, she tested negative.
It should be remembered that, already this Saturday, it was announced that Boris Johnson he had decided to honor the doctors who saved his life by naming his son two of them he had with his girlfriend Carrie Symonds. The baby is named Wilfred Lawrie Nicholas: Wilfred is an allusion to one of the Prime Minister’s grandparents, Lawrie to a grandfather of Carrie Symonds and Nicholas is the tribute to two doctors who treated Boris Johnson, Nick Price and Nick Hart.
