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Autistic Scots teen sends almost 700 cards to NHS Covid staff after seeing them 'sad and upset' Paddy Joyce became overwhelmed by the virus death statistics and started to pen letters to front line workers to help ease his anxiety. Paddy is hoping to send more than 5,000 cards by the end of the year. (Image: NHS) Get the latest Scottish parenting news sent straight to your inbox each week with our newsletter.Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include ...

Paddy Joyce hopes to send more than 5,000 letters by the end of the year.

A TEENAGER with autism has sent nearly 700 cards to NHS coronavirus staff working on the frontline after seeing them upset during the pandemic.

An autistic teenager has sent almost 700 thank you cards to staff at a hospital to share messages of support with those on the front line dealing with Covid-19. Paddy Joyce, 17, from Glasgow, began writing to healthcare staff in mid-January as a way to help with his anxiety after he became very upset over the death statistics. With the assistance of staff at Glasgow Royal Infirmary (GRI), he has now been able to hand-write 663 individually named cards to members of the team. So far Paddy, who has autism with significant global development delays, has written more than 1,000 cards and hopes to...