A nurse died tragically as a result of being infected with the Coronavirus, and she had survived 3 years before a kidney transplant and aneurysm in the brain, but the virus did not have mercy on her.
According to a newspaper website report mirrorThe British, Emma Vianzon, 57, from the Philippines, had remarkably recovered within 3 years, but contracted the Coronavirus and died three weeks later.
A nurse dies of Corona–
Her middle daughter, Denny, 28, said, “My mother began to feel ill at the beginning of October but stayed at home and said that she would see it, but with his condition not improving in the end, an ambulance had to be called and my mother insisted not to go to the hospital and stayed at home. .
She added: “At that point, she did not tell me that she had tested positive for Corona virus and said she was fine, just taking it simple, but the next day she entered the hospital, and did her best to stay out of the intensive care unit and told me that if she went to the ICU, she knew that she would not. Come back to us.
a nurse–
“She had already faced death twice, so full of life and spirit that it seemed unrealistic that she might die. When she suffered from a brain aneurysm, she faced death and fought back and made a full recovery.
According to the doctors, her chances of survival were 50%, and if she was among the 50% of those who survived, her chances of a full recovery were only 10%.
Nurse during Corona–
According to her children, the news of her death was a shock especially that she had recovered years ago from a major operation For kidney transplantationShe is back to her old normal and is back at work, smiling and happy.
They added: “But then her kidneys failed and she continued to undergo dialysis for nearly three years … But she overcame that too, and it was exhausting for her, but she never complained even though she was undergoing dialysis every day.”
the nurse–
“We were told she had a 10% chance of surviving Covid, but even then we had hope because this was more than it was when she got sick the first time. We clung, fought hard and the nurses kept caring for her until she passed away.
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