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“15 weeks after my mom survived Covid-19, she’s still struggling to recover”, Iroko boss, Njoku

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"15 weeks after my mom survived Covid-19, she’s still struggling to recover", Iroko boss, Njoku
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Months after recovery, Jason Njoku, the co-founder, and CEO of iROKOtv has served an update about his mother who survived Coronavirus.

According to British-Nigerian entrepreneur, his mother is still struggling to recover after surviving Coronavirus and leaving the hospital on March 21.

He tweeted;

My mum survived Covid19 leaving the hospital 21March. 15wks later she’s still struggling to recover. Not even close to back to ‘normal’. Scarred lungs, shortness of breath etc.

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My mum survived Covid19 leaving the hospital 21March. 15wks later she's still struggling to recover. Not even close to back to 'normal'. Scarred lungs, shortness of breath etc😞😷Coronavirus Survivors: Here's What Recovery May Look Like – NYT https://t.co/sXBbUABYbC

— Mazi Chukwuma Jason Njoku (@JasonNjoku) July 2, 2020

Recall that in March, 2020 Jason Njoku shared his scary encounter with disease.

Njoku disclosed that his 73-year-old mother has just been discharged after suffering from coronavirus.

Sharing photos of his mother in a hospital in the UK, he recounted:

“My mum has been an @NHSuk healthcare worker for 25 years. 14-16th March she was ill at home with ALL the symptoms of Covid19. Mrs Njoku & I screamed at her to go to the hospital.

“17th March my mum went to A&E & was hospitalised. 20-21st March were on verge lungs collapsed as she battled with Acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS). They prepared her for ICU & intubation (Mortality rate is 40%) We cried & we prayed through the entire weekend. 6 people on her ward died. Aged 20s, 40s, 50s and 60s. She is 73 with diabetes. @NHSuk saved her life. ????

“Even with on 15L of pure Oxygen (The highest option available) she still struggled to breath & was about to be put on a ventilator. That means the machines would take over her breathing. By God’s grace on the night of Sunday 21st she started to improve. Yesterday she came home.

“My mum has never been in the hospital more than 3 days her entire 73 years. I retired her a decade ago she still works 2-3 days a week just to keep active. The overwhelming of health systems causes the spike in deaths. Its math. My mother was part of that math. She survived.”

Jason’s wife, Mary Remmy Njoku also took to Instagram to thank God for saving her mother-in-law.

 

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