Iacopo Melio made it, for the second time. The young regional councilor toscano and activist for the rights of the disabled is cured of the covid, passed the second hospitalization and was discharged from the Empoli hospital. It was he himself who broke the news, posting a photo on social media in which he marks the victory. “I won. It was tough but I did it, I was stronger. I’m negative,” wrote Iacopo on Facebook, expressing his joy after weeks of difficulty.
Iacopo Melio recovered from the covid and discharged from the hospital: “I won”
Melio, founder of the famous campaign #vorreiprendereiltreno and champion of preferences in the last elections, like many other patients who have overcome the coronavirus now will have to undergo a period of rehabilitation before being able to return to normal. “I’m negative. This doesn’t mean it’s all over, on the contrary: I defeated the virus, but not its effects and everything it left behind. Because the bastard changes you, in body and in head, and the only sure thing is that you never go back to the way you used to “, he clarified.
“It will be a long and slow recovery, in search of a precarious balance that several times, in recent weeks, has led me to go back without making us understand why – he continued -. I hope that the best way is traced, however, and that everything what I still cannot tell should be sown slowly behind us, with superstitious but necessary optimism “. “But I will return to work, gradually and in small doses, as early as next week hoping to make it, because I feel the need to collect this nightmare and do something good with it, on the side of the least, with greater awareness and determination”, assures the adviser.
“I sincerely thank the health personnel of the 5A3 department of San Giuseppe di Empoli, who with patience and attention did their utmost to understand what was happening to me and how to manage an already complicated basic situation”, concludes Iacopo Melio. “What nurses, doctors and even the cleaners have to face every day in that hell is indescribable. This is why we have a duty to help them as we can, respecting the rules to limit infections as much as possible”.
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