Lavinia, the young woman with burns on 70% of her body, takes her first steps in Belgium after 53 days at Floreasca.
Liviu Brăteanu
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Lavinia, who suffered burns on 70% of her body due to an explosion, was hospitalized for 53 days at Floreasca Hospital and later transferred to Belgium, where she began to take her first steps. Her sister, Alina Alexandru, posted an emotional video on Facebook and expressed gratitude for the support received. Alina also criticized the conditions in hospitals in Romania and announced a future surgical intervention for Lavinia. The Ministry of Health will cover the treatment costs, and the families of the patients continue to demand improvements in the healthcare system.
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Noi informații despre starea româncei cu arsuri grave, internată la Floreasca și trimisă apoi în Belgia: Lavinia a făcut primii pași
Sora pacientei internate la Floreasca, cu arsuri grave, şi transferată apoi în Belgia cu mai multe infecţii a anunţat că Lavinia a făcut primii paşi: „Vă mulţumim pentru că aţi crezut că va lupta şi va reuşi! Vă mulţumim pentru toată susţinerea!” VIDEO
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