A nurses work in the hospital ICU (severe supervision stocks) in the southwest of London, January 7, 2020. The number of unconscious days in the beginning of last year did not look, although there were two viruses during hospitalization, but his family said.  
In an interview with guardians, Sally Virville Schi, said her 19 years -OLD nephew Joseph Flavill was hit by a car, walking in Staffordshire, England in 2020 On March 1, the RST Covid-19 was locked in five prior to the country.  He experienced traumatic brain injury in the incident and spent 10 months in a coma.
In a Facebook page called Joseph, Flavill's family launched Flavill's relatives him said that he has reached the "Minimal Conscious Country". He is in responding to a simple order and starts blinking, smiling and moving his limbs.  "His consciousness is now improved, but we just don't know what he know," Flavill Smith tells the guardian. "I just don't know where to start. A year ago, if someone told me what happened last year, I don't think I will believe it. I don't know what I have experienced."
 The flock group was positive for COVID-19 testing, and Recov came from brain damage. Due to coronavirus restrictions, only his mother can access him a hospital, he recently transferred to the care center, Sta Fordshire's live report.
 Italy Tmith tells her family to see Italy on Facetime and tell him Covid-19 what happens, but they did not explain the gravity of this situation.
"We really talk about it mobile phone, we try to let him realize that we really want to hold his hand, but we just can't do this [because Covid-19]," Flavill Smith tells the guardian. "But we tried to keep as simple as possible; we really don't have time to enter the big popular pops? It just didn't feel true? When he actually has face-to-face contact, this will be actually trying to explain what happened to him. Opportunity. " Loading something is loaded.
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