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Nurse, capturing the feeling of a nation, gets stuck in mud at Boston’s Constitution Beach Updated 8:45 AM; 4 Facebook Share Camille Coelho just wanted to take a stroll on the beach and look for some sea glass. Instead, the Massachusetts nurse ended up feeling the way so many have felt during the pandemic: she was stuck in the mud. The 54-year-old was taking a walk at Boston’s Constitution Beach on Thursday when she found herself sinking into the low tide’s wet sand. Soon it was up to her knees and left her unable to move, according to an account she gave to The Boston Herald.

Nurse, capturing the feeling of a nation, gets stuck in mud AP 10th April, 2021 03:39:59 Camille Coelho just wanted to take a stroll on the beach and look for some sea glass. Instead, the Massachusetts nurse ended up feeling the way so many have felt during the pandemic: she was stuck in the mud. The 54-year-old was taking a walk at Boston’s Constitution Beach on Thursday when she found herself sinking into the low tide’s wet sand. Soon it was up to her knees and left her unable to move, according to an account she gave to The Boston Herald.

Boston woman rescued after sinking into mud near the beach By (0) April 9 (UPI) -- A Boston woman taking her son's dog for a walk tried to take a shortcut to the beach and ended up needing to be rescued when she sank into some deep mud. Camille Coelho, 54, said she was taking her son's dog, Lucy, to walk on Constitution Beach in East Boston to find sea glass for her jewelry business when she decided to take a shortcut through what appeared to be gravel, but turned out to be mud. Advertisement "I have never walked these flats. I don't plan on walking the flats again," Coelho told WBZ-TV. "It...

Camille Coelho just wanted to take a stroll on the beach and look for some sea glass. But instead, the Massachusetts nurse ended up feeling the way so many have felt during the pandemic: she was stuck in the mud. The 54-year-old was taking a walk at Boston’s Constitution Beach on Thursday when she found herself sinking into the low tide’s wet sand. Soon it was up to her knees and left her unable to move, according to an account she gave to The Boston Herald. Camille Coelho, poses with Boston firefighters after her rescue (Stuart Cahill/The Boston Herald via AP)

BOSTON —  Camille Coelho just wanted to take a stroll on the beach and look for some sea glass. Instead, the Massachusetts nurse ended up feeling the way so many have felt during the pandemic: she was stuck in the mud. The 54-year-old was taking a walk at Boston’s Constitution Beach on Thursday when she found herself sinking into the low tide’s wet sand. Soon it was up to her knees and left her unable to move, according to an account she gave to The Boston Herald. “It’s a great metaphor for the year,” Coelho, a nurse in South Shore Hospital’s intensive care unit, told the Hera...