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Born in 1914, Ms. María also experienced the Spanish flu epidemic firsthand. He is a guest of a rsa in Lunigiana
PONTREMOLI – The grandmother phenomenon has adequately educated operators about the epidemic it has already experienced. Born in 1914, lived alone until last year
He has 106 years old, Maria. And a vaccine: the one against Covid-19 that they gave her today at the ASL health care center in northwest Tuscany that hosts her. Grandma Maria is not a rookie. On the contrary: she adequately trained the operators by telling them – she who brags about the class of 1914 – about when she faced theSpanish flu epidemic that between 1918 and 1920 killed millions of people around the world.
Until January 2019 Maria lived alone
in Grondola, a fraction of the municipality of Pontremoli. Today, however, she shares the house with other older people like her, but her head is there. And in the RSA that welcomes you, Covid has never entered, it is a structure that has always remained Covid-free.
On the second day since the departure of the vaccines within the RSA from the ASL territory of Northwest Tuscany, the vaccinated elders had finished 400, including another centenary in Lucca.
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