At one point, Papa Franjo was so close to death at one time during his 38-day stay in the hospital that his doctors considered a break of treatment so he could die in peace, the Head of the Pope’s Medical Team.
After the crisis with breathing on 28. February, during which the pope was almost suffocated, “there was a real risk that he would not survive,” said Sergio Alfieri, the doctor of Roman Hospital Gemelli.
– We had to decide whether we would stand there and let him go, or we will continue and apply all possible medications and therapies, with the highest risk of damage to the interview for the Italian newspaper Corriere Della sera, published on Tuesday, Reuters reports.
He added how they still chose this time in the end.
Papo Franjo returned to Vatican on Sunday after the most serious health crisis in his 12 years of papacy.
He was admitted to Gemelli 14. February due to bronchitis, which was developed in the mutual inflammation of the lungs – especially the state of him, given that as a young man had pulmonary wipes and that he was removed part of a pulmonary wing.
(Vijesti.ba / Fena)
