Coronavirus nurse sees grandson face-to-face for the first time since lockdown began
Moment of joy as Covid-19 nurse Judith Stewart comes face-to-face with grandson Isaac, 3, for the first time since lockdown was imposedJudith, 60, has been working at a Covid-19 testing station and has not been able to hug three-year-old Isaac for three months - seen here before lockdowNThe school nurse, from Sheffield, had been dropping off some things at her son’s when Isaac appeared.
Blonde-haired Isaac can be seen with his little hand up against the window looking out to his grandma, also with her hand up and an enormous smile on her face. The gran of five said: “To see him face-to-face, even though it was through a window, was really lovely. I’ve missed him so much.”He had not seen Sophy, nine, Cian, eight, and Isla, three, as Cian has a rare genetic condition.
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