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Published 11:29 10 Sept 2021 BST
Updated 12:01 10 Sept 2021 BST

Megan went on to say: "I am double vaccinated, I had a PCR test yesterday and can fly at the drop of a hat. I have documents from the hospital confirming the extent of Kathryn’s injuries and am willing to do anything to get to her as soon as humanly possible."
She noted how her twin sister is "incredibly lucky to be alive" but, naturally, insisted that she needs to be there to "help her with literally everything as she will be able to do incredibly little by herself. She will be in rehab for a very long time and will need 24/hr care even after she leaves the hospital.”
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