Coronavirus doctor's diary: Why does Covid-19 make some healthy young people really sick?
Mostly the family stayed at home, only going out for shopping, but Kaiser's mother needs kidney dialysis, so three times a week he would drive her to Bradford Royal Infirmary."It was for a first cousin, who was only 23 and had been in an accident. We went to Sheffield just to pay our condolences," Kaiser says.
"He said his goodbyes. I said to my dad that he was going to be seeing his dead son and that he was going to be reunited with him. I said to give him hugs and kisses from me, to tell him that we're all thinking about him," Kaiser says. But Kaiser decided to keep the news of his father's death from Marium, for fear that the distress would be bad for her health.Dinesh Saralaya kept a close eye on Marium. Having initially needed a high volume of oxygen, after a few days she was already feeling a lot better and could be taken off the CPAP ventilation.
Marium's last conversation with her grandfather was over Facetime as she lay in one ward, and he in another. As they were talking, he got up and smiled, she says.
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