The actress and model is admitted to the Italian Hospital, according to Angel de Brito.
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| Silvina Luna in the critical care unit in an Italian hospital |
Before LAM came to a close, Angel de Brito raised anxiety by discussing Silvina Luna's condition, who had to be taken to the Italian Hospital for critical care.
Silvina Luna has been taken to critical care, and we confirmed this with her physicians and the staff at the Italian Hospital. The driver said on the America program, "She is sedated and is on a respirator.
She is escorted by her brother and all of her loved ones. We just called her recently, so we don't want to make a big show of it; we simply want to comment on it. She attended the class about a month ago to discuss everything that had happened to her in terms of her health, including how her treatment—dialysis—had gone. And eventually, she entered critical care today, she said.
The presenter concluded by wishing Silvina the best and said, "From here, we just want to wish Silvina the best because we all love her very much, she is a great companion, and she has been suffering a lot for a long time."
Twelve years after undergoing surgery with Anbal Lotocki, Silvina Luna sent a heartfelt letter to Angel de Brito on LAM in which she detailed all the pain she had to through due to health issues. The model also expressed her desire to become a mother in the future.
The presenter of the América cycle opened his live interview by saying, "I imagine that having a partner and starting a family are things that are postponed because of all this that you are going through."
Silvina opened up on television after hearing it: "Yes, for a very long time. They were telling me things already from earlier, and the years passed as well. Additionally, it is a wish that I realized or came to recently. Although I was secretly half-Susanita, it didn't work out in following partnerships. I tried multiple times to get married, but nothing worked out.
Sometimes I get the dream that I can adopt a child or have a baby after having a transplant. She continued, with tears in her eyes and a broken voice, "I want to give someone back all the love that has been given to me.
He concluded by saying, "I also want to thank the people," on the surface. Every individual I encounter on the street offers me tiny cards, encourages me, and makes me feel better by making me believe that other people are also experiencing similar things. That is my belief: "I believe in myself, my strength, everything I've been through all this time, and the lessons I've learned that keep me standing.
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| Argentinian model Silvina Luna |