Emilia Clarke paid tribute to the caregivers in a book called Dear NHS: 100 Stories to Say Thank You (“Dear NHS: 100 Stories to Say Thank You”). In this book edited by the writer and doctor Adam Kay, many personalities like Paul McCartney or Emma Thompson return to the way they could count on British health services when they needed them.
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And it was the case of the star of Game of Thrones when she suffered two cerebral aneurysms which almost cost her life in 2011. “The memories that are most important to me, are those that fill me with admiration , those of the nurses and doctors whose names I knew, who, in the weeks after my first brain hemorrhage, were watching the time go by with me, "she wrote in an excerpt from The Times .
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"The nurses who suggested - after everyone in the emergency room had a hard time finding a diagnosis, that maybe, just maybe, I should have a brain scan. They saved my life, ”continued Emilia Clarke.
The Daenerys interpreter had to be operated on twice and is well aware that, without the treatment from which she benefited, the outcome could have been fatal.
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