Home Actress Joanne Froggatt HD Instagram Photos and Wallpapers March 2024 Joanne Froggatt Instagram - Last night was such a humbling experience. To watch the first episode of BREATHTAKING at our @bafta screening with around 100 NHS professionals as part of the audience, was one of the proudest moments of my career. Thank you to all those who came, thank you for your candid and heartfelt comments and questions, and for your support. Thank you to every single #NHS worker. ❤️ Following Dr Rachel Clarke’s introduction in dedication to her colleagues, author and poet Michael Rosen, his life having been saved by the NHS during the pandemic, opened the event with his poem, written for the 60th anniversary of the NHS. ‘These are the hands That touch us first Feel your head Find the pulse And make your bed. These are the hands That tap your back Test the skin Hold your arm Wheel the bin Change the bulb Fix the drip Pour the jug Replace your hip. These are the hands That fill the bath Mop the floor Flick the switch Soothe the sore Burn the swabs Give us a jab Throw out sharps Design the lab. And these are the hands That stop the leaks Empty the pan Wipe the pipes Carry the can Clamp the veins Make the cast Log the dose And touch us last’. #jedmecurio @doctoroxford @prasannabanana #craigviveiros @itv @itvxofficial @nhsprofessionals @htmtelevision

Joanne Froggatt Instagram – Last night was such a humbling experience. To watch the first episode of BREATHTAKING at our @bafta screening with around 100 NHS professionals as part of the audience, was one of the proudest moments of my career. Thank you to all those who came, thank you for your candid and heartfelt comments and questions, and for your support. Thank you to every single #NHS worker. ❤️ Following Dr Rachel Clarke’s introduction in dedication to her colleagues, author and poet Michael Rosen, his life having been saved by the NHS during the pandemic, opened the event with his poem, written for the 60th anniversary of the NHS. ‘These are the hands That touch us first Feel your head Find the pulse And make your bed. These are the hands That tap your back Test the skin Hold your arm Wheel the bin Change the bulb Fix the drip Pour the jug Replace your hip. These are the hands That fill the bath Mop the floor Flick the switch Soothe the sore Burn the swabs Give us a jab Throw out sharps Design the lab. And these are the hands That stop the leaks Empty the pan Wipe the pipes Carry the can Clamp the veins Make the cast Log the dose And touch us last’. #jedmecurio @doctoroxford @prasannabanana #craigviveiros @itv @itvxofficial @nhsprofessionals @htmtelevision

Joanne Froggatt Instagram - Last night was such a humbling experience. To watch the first episode of BREATHTAKING at our @bafta screening with around 100 NHS professionals as part of the audience, was one of the proudest moments of my career. Thank you to all those who came, thank you for your candid and heartfelt comments and questions, and for your support. Thank you to every single #NHS worker. ❤️ Following Dr Rachel Clarke’s introduction in dedication to her colleagues, author and poet Michael Rosen, his life having been saved by the NHS during the pandemic, opened the event with his poem, written for the 60th anniversary of the NHS. ‘These are the hands That touch us first Feel your head Find the pulse And make your bed. These are the hands That tap your back Test the skin Hold your arm Wheel the bin Change the bulb Fix the drip Pour the jug Replace your hip. These are the hands That fill the bath Mop the floor Flick the switch Soothe the sore Burn the swabs Give us a jab Throw out sharps Design the lab. And these are the hands That stop the leaks Empty the pan Wipe the pipes Carry the can Clamp the veins Make the cast Log the dose And touch us last’. #jedmecurio @doctoroxford @prasannabanana #craigviveiros @itv @itvxofficial @nhsprofessionals @htmtelevision

Joanne Froggatt Instagram – Last night was such a humbling experience. To watch the first episode of BREATHTAKING at our @bafta screening with around 100 NHS professionals as part of the audience, was one of the proudest moments of my career. Thank you to all those who came, thank you for your candid and heartfelt comments and questions, and for your support. Thank you to every single #NHS worker. ❤️

Following Dr Rachel Clarke’s introduction in dedication to her colleagues, author and poet Michael Rosen, his life having been saved by the NHS during the pandemic, opened the event with his poem, written for the 60th anniversary of the NHS.

‘These are the hands
That touch us first
Feel your head
Find the pulse
And make your bed.

These are the hands
That tap your back
Test the skin
Hold your arm
Wheel the bin
Change the bulb
Fix the drip
Pour the jug
Replace your hip.

These are the hands
That fill the bath
Mop the floor
Flick the switch
Soothe the sore
Burn the swabs
Give us a jab
Throw out sharps
Design the lab.

And these are the hands
That stop the leaks
Empty the pan
Wipe the pipes
Carry the can
Clamp the veins
Make the cast
Log the dose
And touch us last’.
#jedmecurio @doctoroxford @prasannabanana #craigviveiros @itv @itvxofficial @nhsprofessionals @htmtelevision | Posted on 15/Feb/2024 03:20:10

Joanne Froggatt Instagram – “You can’t promise us you won’t die.” 

Abbey has a tough conversation with her son Tommy over the phone 📱 

Watch the final episode of #Breathtaking tonight at 9pm on ITV1, or stream free on ITVX
Joanne Froggatt Instagram – The 3rd and final episode of BREATHTAKING airs tonight on @itv at 9pm. (you can watch all episodes on @itvxofficial).

I want to say a huge thank you to our medical advisors led by @thethompetty (who also plays Neil) @indycinnamond (both pictured above). We had a team of ITU nurses who also advised and all feature on screen to add authenticity to some of the procedures we show. We simply couldn’t have achieved that level or authenticity without them.

From the very beginning everyone on BREATHTAKING put their heart and sole into telling this story. From @doctoroxford candid and arresting memoir, to Rachel, Jed Mecurio and @prasannabanana stunning scripts (and the fact they were on hand 24/7 to make changes and develop the script in anyway needed), Craig Viveros’ incredible vision as our director and our unbelievably talented cast and crew. 

This was a very profound experience to all of us. Thank you all for watching, and for your comments and most of all a huge heartfelt thank you to our NHS. 🙏🙏🙏🙏

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