Heartbreaking testimony from Camila Perissé’s widower on the PAMI deficiencies suffered by the actress

The widower of Camila Perissé, who died yesterday, Tuesday, gave a moving testimony today DDM, Mariana’s diary (America, 3.30 pm). Interviewed by Mariana Fabbiani, Julio “Chino” Fernandezbroke down in tears stating that the actress was a victim of negligence by a doctor who treated her through PAMI. Furthermore, he said that he is preparing to fulfill the last two wishes that his wife expressed to him.

Julio Fernández confirmed to Fabbiani what he had already announced on his Facebook account: “I will do the last two things Camil asked of meA. The first is to cremate her and take her ashes to the ancient Playa de los Ingleses, today Playa Varese, in Mar del Plata, because she was born there.”

“The second thing you asked me will require a lot of work, but I already have a sketch,” he added. “I’m not a professional, but I have professionals who will help me capture what’s going on.” be called the Camila Perisse reads“.

Having said that, he explained that the law will serve to prevent what happened to the actress from happening to other people. “She was left bedridden by a PAMI doctor who, with a bad diagnosis and bad medicine, destroyed her.. A month later Covid appeared and many things happened: five operations, four urinary infections, three pneumonias, two Covids and the person was abandoned. “At that time, a lot of people died because everything was for (sick with) Covid.”

When Mariana Fabbiani asked her to delve deeper into the issue of the negligence suffered by Camila Perissé, the widower explained: “Four years ago we rented a small farm in Pergamino, we lived there, Camila went for a run and we put on a theater show. poetry and tango” .

And he continues: «Three years ago he started having joint pain and cramps in his feet. Since she had been retired for a year, she went to see a doctor from PAMI, who in five minutes and without any study, diagnosed her with fibromyalgiabut it’s the first time I’ve felt it cramping.”

“They prescribed him 300 milligrams of pregabalin. He started getting dizzy, fell, broke his femur, they put screws in him and he was in a wheelchair. He had to keep taking that drug. But months later, we discovered that he did not suffer from fibromyalgia but from magnesium chloride deficiency, an acupuncturist discovered.

“The drug he was prescribed caused numerous health problems. Conclusion: By the end, she weighed 35 pounds, was intubated and had total memory loss.“, I moan.

The horror that Julio Fernández experienced in the nursing home where Camila Perissé was hospitalized

“I have nothing against PAMI, there are very good people who work in PAMI,” said Julio Fernández. And he clarified: “But unfortunately in the previous administration the former director of PAMI Luana Volnovichto the former president Alberto Fernandez and the former Minister of Health Ginés (González García) “I blame them for being complicit with the doctor who committed the illicit act, because they abandoned her claiming that there was no money and that it was all to (treat patients suffering from) Covid.”

Julio Fernández explained that in the nursing home where she was hospitalized, Camila Perissé fell and this led to the last operation she underwent. “The people who work in the nursing home are wonderful, but there is one assistant who looks after 18 grandmothers,” he said, “And this due to a law that says a hospital geriatric assistant is required to assist up to 22 hospitalizations“, Exactly.

He burst into tears, he said: “Three months ago, when I went to breastfeed her orally, which I always did, the assistant was bathing a grandmother. The others were shouting for remedies or complaining of pain. I found Camila naked, with her whole body covered of feces matter and the only hand he used, the right, inside his mouth. And this is because of a law that says that an assistant, in an eight-hour shift, must assist 22 people“.

“This disastrous law must be changed. and this will be part of the Camila Perissé law, because not all relatives will feed the internees every day. There are people who stay there…,” she said.