Mourning in the medical world. The head of the ATI department in a hospital in the Capital lost the battle with the coronavirus

Mariana Ileana Greere, ATI Primary Care Physician and Head of the ATI Department of the National Institute of Endocrinology CI Parhon – Bucharest, passed away after a fierce battle against the new coronavirus.

Dr. Mariana Ileana Greea became infected with the SARS-CoV-2 virus while saving the lives of other patients. As her condition worsened, her daughter made a desperate call online to donate the blood needed for the transfusion.

“A whole life he cared about people with a sense of responsibility. I thank those who make an effort to get him through this ordeal. I can’t wait for him to come home healthy,” wrote Dr. Mariana’s daughter Ileana Greere in her Facebook page. “.

His daughter also announced on a social network, on December 26, the death of her mother.

“Mom turned into an angel on Christmas Eve.

I thank from the bottom of my heart all those who fought for her with deeds or thoughts. I thank the doctors, nurses, nurses and stretchers who cared for her correctly and carefully. I thank everyone who donated blood or made access to treatment possible. And I thank everyone who prayed.

I know my mother fought until the last minute. He would do anything to get back at me. But he loves it. The sun is one. Mom is one. I miss you so much.

If you can, light a candle for Mariana Ileana. “

Exciting message

Prof. Dr. Serban Bubenek, President of the Romanian Society for Anesthesia Intensive Care (SRATI), sent an emotional message.

“Our distinguished and dear colleague, Dr. Mariana Ileana Greere, ATI Primary Care Physician and Head of the ATI Department of the National Institute of Endocrinology CI Parhon – Bucharest, stood guard and moved to the Lord,” said Prof Dr. Serban Bubenek.

“Through the disappearance of our notable colleague Mariana Ileana Greere, ATI doctors in Romania pay a new and unfair tribute to this terrible pandemic, and our entire medical community is much poorer today.

He will forever remain in the memory of His Majesty’s colleagues and patients through his example of devotion and empathy. Condolences to the grieving family! May God rest her, ”said Prof. Dr. Serban Bubenek, president of the Romanian Society of Intensive Care Anesthesia.

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