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Lucas Álvarez is a 26-year-old Spanish doctor working in intensive care at a London hospital in the United Kingdom.
The doctor was contacted by the Antena 3 television channel, where they also recalled a fact that he lived in 2004, when he saved his mother from dying in the tsunami that occurred in Southeast Asia, in a fact that inspired the movie “The Impossible”.
There, he was portrayed by actor Tom Holland, who currently impersonates Spiderman in movies from the Marvel universe.
Lucas, played by actor Tom Holland, along with his mother (personified by Naomi Watts) in the movie “The Impossible”. When this event occurred, Lucas was 10 years old and he proposed at that moment that as an adult he would be a doctor, while he was next to the stretcher where his mother was.
Regarding this event, he indicated that “it was a unique and unfortunate experience at the time. But since then it seemed almost logical to me to have to repay to a certain extent that debt that I had left.”
Regarding what is happening in the United Kingdom, Álvarez affirmed that “there are difficult and very complicated days. The stories are very hard because the virus affects very young people, with no medical history many times, but we have anchored ourselves in fellowship.”
“For us it is a privilege to be able to continue working and to know that we are doing important work. We also know that there is still a lot of work to come: both the physiological and psychological consequences are going to be very brutal and we know that we have much ahead of us,” he said.
Capture Antenna 3 Asked if there is a risk of collapse of the health system and if they have safety suits, he indicated that “until now, especially in intensive care, we have received decent protective material and other sectors have been less favored, but this past week it has begun. to notice the need to improvise. A couple of days ago we were sent painter’s overalls and last night we had to wear thin plastic in front of them. You also notice the disproportionate incidence of critically ill patients who are health workers. “
Finally, on how the situation is at the moment in the country, he expressed that “it is more complicated than normal but people are putting all the effort in the world.”
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