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The entire community of Sant’Orsola is shocked by the death, which occurred at 10.30 this morning, of the nurse Sergio bonazzi. Covid-19 killed him at only 59 years old and in fact he is the first victim among the Polyclinic operators since the emergency began.
Bonazzi had been rushed to intensive care on November 6. The conditions, which immediately appeared serious, necessitated immediate intubation and since then, despite the extreme efforts of all his colleagues, he has always remained in critical condition.
Who was Sergio Bonazzi: 30 years at the service of Sant’Orsola
Sergio Bonazzi was an institution in the Polyclinic. Employed for thirty years in Pediatric Cardio-Anesthesia, when ward 25 was reopened to treat patients in the Covid intensive care unit, he followed his colleagues, in that same department where he worked for years before moving to the more modern Toraco Cardio Center. Vascular.
Chiara gibertoniThe General Director of the Sant’Orsola Polyclinic affirms: “When the pandemic hurts so much to the community of health professionals, the pain becomes even more tangible. Sergio was a true son of Sant’Orsola, loved, esteemed and respected. We want to express our deepest condolences to the family and, as a community, embrace each other in pain. To remember Sergio, his commitment, his dedication and that of all the operators who, like him, are fighting the virus, we will name him Covid Intensive Care , the new intensive therapy in Pavilion 25, created this summer to face the second wave ”.
Bonaccini and Donini add their condolences: “It represents the sacrifice and commitment of all operators”
Stefano Bonaccini and Raffaele Donini, President and Health Counselor of the Emilia-Romagna Region, join in condolences on the death of Sergio Bonazzi and offer their most sincere and heartfelt condolences to the family.
“First of all, we embrace the family, to whom we express our deepest condolences, to our colleagues and collaborators, and to the entire S. Orsola community. The death of Sergio Bonazzi is also the representation of the sacrifice and commitment of all health professionals who have never backed down from the first moment of this emergency. For his disappearance and for that of all the victims of this virus, for which we renew our condolences. We have always remembered the commitment that health workers are making every day to guarantee the right to health, fight an unprecedented pandemic and allow us to get on with our lives. Today, once again, we thank you. Thanks again, on behalf of the entire regional community ”.
“He was one of us”
Sergio, he was one of us. – says the Coordinator of Care Marco Marseglia before the intensive cardiology therapy where Sergio worked and today in Pavilion 25, the Covid pavilion of the Polyclinic. – One of the best, discreet, never angry, very well prepared. It has helped hundreds of young nurses to train and approach the profession in the best way. Always present, he knew how to teach and correct without ever affecting, but motivating with a smile. Even at the last moment I want to think that he wanted to show his dedication, he passed away during what would have been his turn, with all his teammates close by. It was a terrible and intense moment at the same time. We will not forget ”
The condolences also of Pietro Giurdanella, president of the Order of Nursing Professions “Sergio is us and he represents the sacrifice and effort that our entire professional community is making to combat the virus. All our condolences and sincere condolences to his family “
