The Duchess of Cambridge wrote to the medical staff at the Evelina London Children's Hospital, of which she is the patron
in December 2018, added that she’s “thinking of all the team at Evelina London” – not least because it’s specialist medical staff are also treating adult patients suffering from COVID-19.
“You are now facing the additional pressure,” Kate added, “but it is a testament of your support and commitment to your patients that you are all pulling together to ensure they will have the best possible care.“Whether working on the frontline, or behind the scenes, you will be having to juggle these pressures and manage both your professional and personal lives. Please look after yourselves and each other and know that the whole country is behind you.
“This comes with my very best wishes for the good health of you and your families over the coming weeks. Catherine.”, meeting a team of highly-specialized nurses caring for children with breathing difficulties on the Snow Leopard ward.the following December when her patronage was announced.
The uplifting letter follows a number of royal initiatives to provide help and support during the COVID-19 pandemic. On Monday Prince Philip, 98,
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