BEN: PETER ELIOPILOUSE HAS THE STORY. PETER: HE WAS LANDED HERE WITH PRE-EXISTING LUNG CONDITIONS, CONTRACTED COVID-19 HERE AND IS GRATEFUL TO BE RECUPERATING CORONAVIRUS-FREE. IT WASN’T WHAT GEORGE FELDMAN WAS EXPECTING WHEN HE OCCURRED THAT CORNER.>> I COULDN’T ASK FOR A MUCH BETTER EXIT. PETER: EXIT FROM SPAULDING REHABILITATION IN CAMBRIDGE SURROUNDED BY THE Males And Females HE SAID CONSERVED HIS LIFE.>> I WAS LOST HEAR WORDS. I BROKE DOWN AND CRIED. THANK YOU, EVERYBODY, FOR ASSISTING ME TO STAY ALIVE. PETER: WHERE HE WAS, A STARK CONTRAST. CONFESSED TO THE HEALTH CENTER IN JANUARY WITH LUNG PROBLEMS. PHYSICIANS AT THE TIME STATED HIS OPPORTUNITIES FOR SURVIVAL WERE SLIM. LAST MONTH HE CORRELATED COVID-19 WILE– WHILE IN REHABILITATION.>> I DON’T KNOW. NO OTHER PERSONNEL OR CLIENT HAS THAT VIRUS. TO AGREEMENT THIS VIRUS ON TOP OF IT, THEY’RE CALLING ME A WONDER GUY. PETER: HE STATES HIS GRANDDAUGHTERS ASSISTED HIM PULL THROUGH. THE PERSONNEL AT SPALDING PLAYING “DON’T STOP BELIEVING” AS HE. HE’S GRATEFUL.>> YOU FOLKS DESERVE ALL THE CREDIT. YOU’RE THE FRONT LINE. YOU’RE PUTTING YOUR LIFE IN JEOPARDY FOR MYSELF AND EVERY OTHER PERSON HERE WITH THIS VIRUS AND I PROVIDE YOU A LOT OF CREDIT FOR THAT. PETER: HE STATES “DON’T STOP BELIEVING” BY JOURNEY IS A FITTING SONG FOR THIS CRISIS. HE SAYS IF YOU KEEP THE FAITH AND DON’T STOP BELIEVING IN YOURSELF, YOU CAN B.
Massachusetts coronavirus patient with severe lung injuries makes miraculous healing
George Thomann, of Waltham, stated healthcare employees are calling him a “wonder guy” after overcoming the coronavirus while recuperating from extreme lung injuries.On Jan. 11, he was confessed to an area medical facility with a collapsed lung and while he was recuperating at Spaulding Nursing and Therapy Center in Brighton, he suffered a second collapsed lung.Thomann was then taken to Brigham and Women’s Healthcare facility, as his face and upper body swelled because his lungs were leaking air.As Thomann was rehabbing from his lung injuries at the Spaulding Health Center for Continuing Care in Cambridge, he contracted COVID-19 in mid-March and was quarantined for 19 days.” How I got it I don’t know,” Thomann said. “No other staff or patient had that virus.” Thomann said his granddaughters helped him pull through the illness and the taking place recovery.As he was discharged from the health center, health care workers at Spaulding in Cambridge were there to greet him and played Journey’s “Don’t Stop Believing” as he left.” I could not ask for a much better exit,” Thomann stated. “I was entirely at a loss for words. I broke down and wept.” Still, Thomann was able to compose himself enough to provide a genuine message of thankfulness for those who conserved his life.” I thanked them all,” Thomann said. “I said, ‘You folks should have all the credit, you’re on the cutting edge, you’re putting your life in jeopardy, for myself and everyone else there who has this infection, and I provide you a lot of credit for that.'”.
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George Thomann, of Waltham, stated health care workers are calling him a “miracle man” after overcoming the coronavirus while recovering from severe lung injuries.
On Jan. 11, he was confessed to a location health center with a collapsed lung and while he was recovering at Spaulding Nursing and Therapy Center in Brighton, he suffered a 2nd collapsed lung.
” How I got it I don’t know,” Thomann stated.
Thomann said his granddaughters assisted him pull through the disease and the ensuing healing.
” I couldn’t ask for a much better exit,” Thomann said.
