A dying Muslim patient miraculously recovers from COVID-19 in UK

via https://youtu.be/hNyy_-B6JsQ When Mohammed Azeem arrived in Bradford Royal Infirmary he was in critical state, with far too little oxygen in his blood - at one point his oxygen levels were "not compatible with life" according to the intensive care specialist treating him. When Mohammed arrived in A&E it was clear that his life was in immediate danger. He ended up in a coma in ICU for 48 days, and in hospital for 68. The doctor treating him throughout was ICU consultant Dr Michael McCooe, who describes him as the sickest young man he has ever seen. Mohammed's saturation levels were 60% to 70%, and that was after ventilation with undiluted oxygen. Even when he was intubated in ICU it was a struggle to keep his oxygen levels above 80%, the point below which there is a risk of damage to organs such as the heart and brain. Front line diary He is writing this diary for BBC News and recording from the hospital wards for BBC Radio. In fact, over the coming weeks Mohammed kept drifting away from his precious life. Several times his oxygen saturation dropped to a level that Dr McCooe describes as "incompatible with life". The ICU team had numerous heart-breaking conversations with his family, preparing them for the worst, but Mohammed had other ideas.