‘Thank you to all’: Pope returns to the Vatican after he was admitted to five weeks Health
Pope Francis returned to the Vatican on Sunday (23) on Sunday (23) (23) and was admitted to a hospital with bilateral pneumonia for more than five weeks, but did not thank the believers who were not greeted first and returned to the Jamelli Hospital in Rome.
“Thank everyone!”
“I saw the woman well with yellow flowers,” he said with a little smile and the crowd on the face.
The leader of 1.4 billion Catholics, who spent more than five weeks in the hospital fighting pneumonia, was in the balcony and then discharged.
When he was passing through the journalists, the front seat window arose, using the canela, using the canula, a plastic tube inserted into his oxygen nostrils.
Francisco seemed to be tired and thin than casual. Doctors said their health had improved enough to return home, although they had to recover for at least two months.
In his Sunday prayer of Angelus, the Pope wrote, “It is sad to reopen the serious Israel bomb attacks in the Gaza Strip” and demanded his “instant” end.
Francis has not presided over the Angelus prayer since February 9. Since then, the celebration is not five weeks in a row, the unprecedented thing from the election.
Italian Prime Minister Georgia Melo has re -celebrated Francisco back to the Vatican on the Social Network X, expressing his “affection and thanks to his tired and invaluable commitment.”
The discharge of the gradually improved in recent weeks has been anxious amid rising doubts about the ability to reopen its activities.
His medical team declared his discharge from Rome from Rome on Saturday, but he would have to go through the “longest healing” of “at least two months”.
“The hospital, although it seemed strange, the worst place to healing: most infections are hesitant here,” explained Dr. Sergio Alfier at a news meeting.
When he realized he was leaving the hospital, the Pontif was “very happy”, continuing the alfier. “I am surprised three or four days I can go back,” he said.
Team Dr Luke Carbone said on Saturday that the health of the Pope is “improving” and “we hope he will soon resume his normal activities.”
Dr. Alfier, however, reduced the statement. “Healing is a definition of recovery, so its normal daily commitments cannot be maintained during the Healing period.”
Considering that the Argentina Jesuit has so far continued the work of the NTIC work, it is very important to consider that religious meetings and celebrations have coordinated with travel.
George Bergaglio has been in respiratory assistance for several weeks. To regain your voice use, your rehabilitation sessions will continue.
“When suffering from bilateral pneumonia, Lung is affected and there are problems with respiratory muscles,” the Alfier explained. “The voice will take some time to stay the same again,” he stressed.
Francisco, who lost some of the Lung pyramids as a child, had many respiratory infections over the years. Doctors declared him in danger only a month at the hospital.
The Pope had the two “very complex moments when his life was in danger, but” never been intrigued “and was always” conscious and vigilant “, his doctors said.
He faced severe respiratory crises, one vomiting, and the exchange of blood and his Lung piercings had to be abundant.
Upon being admitted to his hospital, Vatican published only a photo of George Bergaglio, sitting in front of the altar of his private prayer hall and cutting a little. Ullation Homemas that fed the picture.
The Vatican released a small audio recording on March 6, with a tired voice and a difficult breath, thanked the believers for their prayers.
The Pope’s illness and a long hospital have raised questions about who can meet the congested agenda of religious events before the most sacred holy week of the Christian calendar.
Vatican said on Wednesday that there was no decision on the matter.
