'There's no better time for me to be Miss England and helping England at a time of need,' she explained about her decision.
She planned on focusing on humanitarian work until August 2020. However, in March, after spending four weeks in India on behalf of Coventry Mercia Lions Club, one of the charities for which she was ambassador, she was forced to re-examine her priorities. Former colleagues from the Pilgrim Hospital in Boston, eastern England, began sending her messages about the devastating situation. She soon contacted the hospital and let them know she wanted to return to work.
“When you are doing all this humanitarian work abroad, you’re still expected to put the crown on, get ready… look pretty,” she explained. “I wanted to come back home. I wanted to come and go straight to work.” “I felt a sense of this is what I’d got this degree for and what better time to be part of this particular sector than now. It was incredible the way the whole world was celebrating all key workers, and I wanted to be one of those, and I knew I could help,” she said.
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