Kate Garraway’s husband Derek ‘could have to learn to walk and talk and may have ongoing disabilities’, says Dr Hilary
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thesun.co.ukDr Hilary has warned that Kate Garraway's husband Derek Draper "could have to learn to walk and talk again" amid his ongoing coronavirus battle.
TV presenter Kate, 53, revealed that Derek emerged from his Covid-19 coma after 98 days in hospital in a recent interview. ⚠️ Read our coronavirus live blog for the latest news & updates She explained that the father of two, 52, has opened his eyes but has “minimum consciousness”.
Despite the positive update, Good Morning Britain's Doctor Hilary told Lorraine Kelly that it's a "long road ahead" for her other half and could have "ongoing disabilities" due to the deadly virus.
He said: "Kate knows it’s a long road ahead for Derek. "What we also know is many, many people who’ve recovered from Covid-19.
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