Weekly NHS claps boost morale of Pinoy frontliners in UK

LONDON - Daisy Esguerra, 49, is the wife of frontliner nurse. Every ‪Thursday at 8 p.m.

‬, she’s perched on her window in their East London home to join the weekly tradition of honoring frontliners by cheering or clapping.

Esguerra, who came to work as a nurse in the UK in 2001, has just recovered from mild coronavirus-like symptoms. He is yet to be tested but he is out of the woods.He self-isolated and relied on traditional remedies with plenty of rest, under the care of his wife, Daisy.“It was horrible. I was unwell for two weeks. I was nauseated. I was also vomiting. All parts of my body ached and I was really weak.

Abagatnan has been a nurse for the NHS for the last 17 years. She now works for Guy’s and St. Thomas Hospital NHS Trust.

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