A firsthand account from a woman battling coronavirus describes the intense physical distress experienced while fighting the deadly virus that has swept through the world, claiming thousands of lives.   Mandy Charlton, a 46-year-old mother of three and photographer, was admitted to the Royal Victoria Infirmary in Newcastle with a temperature exceeding 38 degrees Celsius. She described the sensation as feeling like she had 'swallowed glass' and her entire body being ablaze.   During her battle with the virus, Mandy revealed that she spent 20 hours a day sleeping and relied on paracetamol for recovery. She often woke up drenched in sweat and feeling exhausted.   Mandy shared her experience with Metro UK, stating: 'I know my temperature was once 37.9 and once over 39. I have a weird dr...

Sharing her battle with coronavirus, a woman vividly explains the agony of fighting the fatal virus that has raged worldwide, claiming numerous lives.   Mandy Charlton, a 46-year-old mother of three and a photographer, was admitted to the Royal Victoria Infirmary in Newcastle with a high fever, describing the sensation as if she had 'swallowed glass' and her entire body was engulfed in flames.   Amid her recovery, Mandy mentions sleeping for 20 hours daily and resorting to paracetamol to ease her symptoms. She narrates waking up feeling drenched and exhausted. Mandy, hailing from Newcastle, recounted to Metro UK, “My temperature spiked to 39 degrees. I developed a painful, dry cough. It felt like my body was ablaze, waking up drenched and miserable. I have had flu before, but this w...