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A woman who had been due to get married last year when she was diagnosed with coronavirus is now learning to walk again after 13 months in hospital. Rachel Booth, 38, an occupational therapist at Middlesbroughs Roseberry Park Hospital, described how she was left suicidal after she was diagnosed with life-threatening pancreatitis and Covid-19 last year. The bride-to-be, from Linthorpe, Teesside, had been preparing for her wedding when she began to experience excruciating heartburn at work in...

Therapist Rachel misses her wedding day being hospitalised for 13 months with Covid and pancreatitis Rachel Booth had been due to get married in 2020 but was left unable to speak, walk or even stand Latest Teesside headlines straight to your inboxInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you for subscribing...

“I knew I was training well but you never know until you race. My prep has gone well and I feel I am in the best shape ever. I am healthy and fit and the results are coming,” said Cooper. He was minute clear of Oliver after the first full lap of six and gradually disappeared from the chasers, lapping consistently in a commanding performance. SUPPLIED/Stuff Anton Cooper scored his seventh elite title and fifth in a row at the Torpeo7 Mountain Bike National Championships in Christchurch �...