Italy's medical workers: 'We became heroes but they'd already...

Italy's medical workers: 'We became heroes but they'd already forgotten us'Doctors and nurses in Italy have been celebrated as heroes for treating desperately ill coronavirus
patients.

But now, they are suffering.

Lombardy was the hardest-hit region in the world and medics are struggling to hold it
together

Paolo Miranda is an intensive care nurse in Cremona. "I'm more irritable," he says. "I
get angry easily and I pick fights."

A few weeks ago, Paolo decided to document the bleak situation inside the intensive
care unit by taking photographs. "I will never want to forget what happened to us. It will
soon become history, people will have forgotten all these horrible day we've been lived
in skin" he tells me."

In his photos, he wants to show how his colleagues are coping with 'Phase 2' as life
goes back to normal in Italy.

"Although the emergency has been slowing down, we feel surrounded by darkness,"
he says. "It's been like we are full of wounds. We carry everything we'd seen inside
us."

Choose the correct sentence based on the text:

(A) The flow of patients in emergency hasn't been slowing down lately

(B) Paolo Miranda is a cured patient.

(C) It seems the doctors and nurses that had worked hard were forgotten.

(D) Paolo decided not to document a single day of work.

(E) Health care workers aren't suffering now.​