Staff at Nuneaton's George Eliot Hospital have been thanked by the Prime Minister Boris Johnson for their well wishes.
Nurses and doctors on the Nason ward created a 'get well soon' picture when the Prime Minister was in intensive care.
A George Eliot social media post says he's returned the thanks via the local MP for Bedworth and North Warwickshire, Craig Tracey and said it meant a great deal.
Team Eliot made the national headlines last week with their get well message to @BorisJohnson He’s returned the thanks with a message via local MP @craig4nwarks Boris espressed his thanks and said that it ‘meant a great deal’ to get the message from our caring staff #CEOGlen pic.twitter.com/fkpF112EZe
— @GEHNHSnews (@GEHNHSnews) April 14, 2020
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