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“I was born with the Spanish flu more than 100 years ago, and she got infected with it when she was a baby, and after being more than a century old, she got infected with the Corona virus and also got over it.
This is a summary of the history of the Italian perennial, Maria Orsinger, who turned one hundred years last July, the details of which were reported by the Milan Corriere newspaper.
The newspaper says doctors are confused and cannot find an explanation for the case of the Italian perennial, especially after tests showed that she had the epidemic that causes “Covid-19”, and then survived it.
María was born on July 21, 1919, shortly after the end of World War I, and in the midst of the outbreak of the Spanish flu, the deadliest epidemic in human history.
It was natural for the girl to catch on from the epidemic, which affected a third of people at the time, but Maria was one of those who survived.
He got married at the height of WWII, and then there was no noisy wedding party, but the sound of bombs everywhere, and once again Maria, who was turned into a girl, escaped death during the war crazy.
She had 6 children and continued to take care of two more children of the widower she married.
Maria lived most of her life in the Valtellina region of northern Italy, near the Swiss border, and there the Italian farmer spent time among fields and raising animals.
The Italian lived for a long time with grandchildren and great-grandchildren, and in 2009 she moved to the home of one of her daughters, then in 2014 to nursing homes.
Last spring, the Corona pandemic swept through Italy, as it does in most countries in the world, and this country was among the most affected during the first wave of the epidemic.
And the Italian newspaper, citing her daughter, says her mother had tested positive three times in nine months. “The test left no doubt. It was clear that I had Covid-19, but my mother was fine,” said her daughter Ennis.
The Italian perennial did not suffer from chronic diseases, except for the pains that people suffer after old age, and this may be due to the nature of the region in which they lived and the nature of their diet.
The daughter mentioned that her mother recovered after receiving the treatment and said: “We thought the worst was over.” But it was not like that, since he returned to have symptoms of the disease last September, especially fever.
As a result, the mother was re-admitted to the hospital and stayed there for 18 days, she said: “The hospital medical team called us daily, during that period, astonished by the strength shown by my mother.”
The daughter quoted doctors as saying that the symptoms were not severe, so they did not lead to respiratory problems, and that they suffered difficult cases as a result of the disease, which surprised doctors and nurses, as the treatment was more precautionary than anything else, anticipating the deterioration of his condition.
And again, Maria survived the virus, but that was not the end, the children received a call that left them astonished at the end of October, as the results of the tests in the nursing home in which the old Italian woman lived showed that had the disease.
What added to the intensity of the surprise was that the mother was the only one who tested positive and had no symptoms, and the daughter said doctors were unable to explain the matter.
The newspaper says, citing experts, that some of Corona’s patients were infected more than once, and it is not ruled out that the tests were inaccurate or that the virus remained in the bodies so low that it was not detected.
But this does not mean that the history of the Italian perennial is confusing by all standards, since being infected with the deadly virus and surviving it at an age of more than a hundred years is very difficult.
The children breathed a sigh of relief after their mother was released from the hospital.
Source: Sky News
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