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GMB's Kate Garraway emotional as guest was treated in same Covid ward as Derek

Kate Garraway Derek Draper Michael Rosen Britain covid-19 hospital virus

05.11.2021 - 13:05

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Good Morning Britain presenter Kate Garraway was left fighting back tears on Friday as one guest revealed his poignant connection to her husband Derek Draper.Derek is still in recovery from Covid-19, after being left in a coma and hospitalised for a whole year due to the virus' symptoms.Show presenter Kate has helped her husband through the ups and downs of his recovery, even remodelling their home to meet Derek's accessibility needs and filming emotional documentary Finding Derek to document his progress.But as children's author Michael Rosen appeared in the studio to chat about his own battle with Covid, Kate couldn't help but get a bit teary eyed as he revealed he was actually treated in the same ward as Derek.Michael, who now walks with.

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