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Medics at Birmingham's City Hospital gave Ms. Titchen a round of applause as she is leaving the hospital (Video: BBC)

Titchen born in 1913, is a retired shop worker in Birmingham, was admitted to hospital mid-March with suspected pneumonia but was given a clean bill of health by doctors this week.

“I feel very lucky that I’ve fought off this virus.”, The Guardian quoted Titchen as saying.

In a statement released by Sandwell and West Birmingham NHS Trust, Ms. Titchen said she could not "wait to see" her family.

The trust said it believed Ms. Titchen was Britain's oldest patient to overcome coronavirus, BBC reported.

(Photo: The Guardian)

Her granddaughter Alex Jones, 40, said Titchen had lived a very active life.

“She loved to dance, cycle and play golf,” Jones said. “She has always cooked for herself too, although she likes a cheeky McDonald’s every now and then. I haven’t told her they are closed”. ‘

Jones contributed her grandmother’s good health condition despite old age to Titchen’s physical activeness and independence. Jones also shared that Titchen could walk again one month after her hip operation last December.

“She really is amazing and I know all the family can’t wait to see her. She has quite a few fans!”, the grand-daughter told BBC.

Nurse Kelly Smith and 106-year-old Connie Titchen (Photo: Sandwell and West Birmingham NHS trust/PA)

Jones, 40, added: “The care she has received at the hospital has been brilliant and I can’t fault it. During her stay I was kept up to date constantly by the nurses looking after her which made me feel so happy.

“I want to thank the staff for all they have done for her during her stay.”

Kelly Smith, a nurse who looked after Titchen in hospital, added: “It’s been fantastic to see Connie recover. She is amazing and we’ve been doing our best to nurse her back to health.

“We were really pleased when she was given the all-clear. It’s nice to see patients leave our ward after having beaten this virus.”

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