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“The families of Covid-19 victims generally open up to the walls of silence and generally ask not to communicate, doctors do too, so I can’t do that without listening. I don’t know the family, as we men often do, I only knew him.
My colleague went out today. Covid-19 mercilessly kills those to whom you have not been able to tell everything. In 2017, he came to the Lithuanian medical movement full of ideas and convinced that we can change everything. He sincerely believed that the system could be reformed, and perhaps I was his opponent too often on those sleepless nights of our online chats between the vision of a liberal healthcare system and a social democratic one. How much time and energy it took him to go to our meetings, rallies, visits to the government, but he never said no, ”shared V. Kasiulevičius.
Photo by Arno Strumila / 15min / Vytautas Kasiulevičius
“Social activities seemed such a natural and unavoidable duty to him that I often felt uncomfortable living in Vilnius and not being able to spend time anywhere. And now that cool man is gone. Eventually even apologizing too late, but we will still meet there and discuss everything. Rest, colleague, ”wrote the professor.
During the last day, 3418 new cases of coronavirus were detected in Lithuania, up to 44 people died.
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