I Owe My Life to the Doctors: UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has expressed gratitude to the doctors at St Thomas' Hospital who treated him for coronavirus, according to BBC News.
In his first public statement after being transferred from the intensive care unit to the ward, Johnson shared his feelings with the words: 'Words will not be enough to express my gratitude to them. I owe them my life.'
It is worth noting that 55-year-old Boris Johnson was hospitalized with coronavirus last Sunday and was moved to the intensive care unit on Monday. On Thursday, he was transferred to the ward. Doctors are assessing Johnson's condition as satisfactory. There has been no word on his return to work yet. Johnson continues to be under medical supervision at St Thomas' Hospital in central London.
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