Rising from sick beds, COVID medics head back to front lines

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“Be strong, mum, we really love you,” is what Dr Aurelie Gouel’s kids tell the ICU physician when she sets off for long hospital shifts trying to save critically ill coronavirus patients.

Although aged just 4 and 6, Gouel’s children are acutely aware of how dangerous the disease can be not only because their mother has briefed them but also because she is among the more than 1.6 million people worldwide who have fallen sick.

Read full story by the Associated Press here.

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