Catherine Fulop’s desperate request for the health of her brother in Venezuela: “It is urgent”

A few hours ago, Catherine Fulop went to the networks to make an urgent request on her Instagram account linked to the health of her brother Jorge, who is in Venezuela experiencing a strong relapse in his health.

“It is urgent! For my brother: people from Venezuela, Jorge Fulop needs 14 blood donors who have not suffered from hepatitis and who will have a good breakfast at Clinica La Floresta S2. Please, give the name to Marisol with your first and last name. from Fulop. Thank you very much, “Catherine wrote in her post, and left a phone number for those who want to reach out to help. Her daughters, Tiziana and Oriana Sabatini, made the same request on their respective social networks.

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“My brother had a treatment for laryngeal cancer last year. He had radiation and chemotherapy. It didn’t go well, of course, not well, but apparently the cancer was gone. Months later, he came back and the option was to remove the organ In other words, my brother was going to run out of larynx. The operation was carried out these days and it turned out quite well, but unfortunately he had a relapse. That is why we need blood donors, “the host of Fine Afternoons told LA NACION.

On the current state of health of his brother, he explained: “He is once again hospitalized, fighting it. This is the situation: we have problems with the donation, but not because people do not want to be supportive, but because some have no way to move to the On the other hand, they charge my sister-in-law for the supplies used for the extraction of blood, which come out a million. So, she was able to pay some, but others could not. Everything is quite complicated in Venezuela. We pray a lot for let my brother get ahead. “

In February of last year, Fulop had already requested help on Instagram for Jorge. At that time, it was a series of medications that Jorge could not access in his native Venezuela. “Yes, my people. It is my turn to urgently request these medications for my brother. If anyone has information on where we can get them, please contact the phone number that appears in the post,” Fulop said at the time.

“Venezuela hurts me a lot. It is very sad. It hurts all the time. Wherever I go, there are young Venezuelans working at anything. So it is the constant memory that my country is in the underworld. I would love to think that I have the possibility of to come to my country freely. Because I don’t know if they retaliate against people who are against it. And it is very difficult for my family to come. My mother has a pension of 2.5 million bolivars. And 1 dollar is 3 and a half million. Imagine that six minimum wages is a can of tuna. So people are starving to death, “said the host in a radio interview in 2018, which also explained how much she misses being close to her beloved.

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