The diva of Argentine television, Susana Giménez, gave unique details of her bad experience with the coronavirus and revealed: “I was not going to intubate, I preferred to die”, after spending a few days hospitalized in Uruguay.In this sense, she said: “My COVID was very serious. I never imagined it was such a thing. There are people who have it in different ways, my daughter had it and had absolutely nothing. I had bilateral pneumonia. It was horrible. And the sequels it leaves you”, in an interview with Telefe, in which virtual reality technology applied to a report was used for the first time in the country. In addition, he added on the subject: “The worst fear was to die first, and then to be intubated. I said if I had to be intubated I said no. Let me go. They put you to sleep to put it on. That was my biggest fear, intubation. I didn’t feel like dying at that time. The terror that grips you, I cried for everything.”
“At first everyone told me I was going to get ahead. And then a few days later they didn’t tell me anything. There I thought it was my turn. One day my granddaughter called me and I ended up crying for an hour. It was very strong. I am a person who never had many problems. But it was very hard,” he added. Finally, he referred to the situation in the country: “I am concerned about inflation, poverty, everything. I’ve been out of it for a long time and I know that people suffer. I think for the PASO I am, but then I will return. I want to vote. Everyone wants to vote. It is to know if something positive happens, if it reacts. I don’t want to talk much about politics because I always get into trouble. They call me Ricardo Darín and Florencia Bas and challenge me.”
