Pope Francis “was in danger of his life,” said the doctor of Rome, who healed the patriarch.
Pope Francis was so close to death during his 38-day struggle against pneumonia that his doctors considered graduation, said the head of the Pope's medical team.
On February 28, after the breathing crisis, which was involved in Francis, almost drowning from his vomiting.
“We have to choose if we stopped there and headed to him and it is possible to push it with all the medications and therapists in an interview with all the interview.
“In the end, we took this way,” he said.
Francis, 88-year-old Francis returned to the Vatican on Sunday after its 12-year grandparency's most serious health crisis.
He was admitted to Gemeli hospital on February 14 for the bronchitis fight, which turned into double pneumonia, especially a serious condition for him, as he had a young adult.
Loans to the Pope's nurse
During his stay in the hospital, the Vatican has provided an unusual amount of details on the condition of the Pope, which included four “breathing crises”, which are seriously caused by the airways, as well as asthma attacks.
In the past, Alfier said that two of the crises were critical, Francis “are in danger.” In a new interview, the doctor said that the Pope's personal nurse, who vomited after the episode, instructed the medical team to continue treatment.
“Try everything, don't give up,” the Pope's nurse came, Masimiliano Straargi's message, according to Alfier.
“For days we endangered his kidneys and the bone marrow, but we went ahead, and his body responded to drugs, and the lung infection decreased,” said Alfier.
Francis has been appointed a further two-month period to leave the hospital to fully cure. It has not been clear how much he will see in the public in the coming weeks.
While recycling the first public appearance of the Pope, when Francis appeared on the hospital balcony, he said that he was the moment of treatment of the Pope, which hit him the most at the time of his treatment of the Pope.
“I saw that he leaves a room on the 10th floor of Gemelt's white in white,” said the doctor. “It was the emotion to see that the man again became the Pope.”
