Pope Francis Discharged from Hospital After 38-Day Stay for Pneumonia
WPLG Local 10April 7, 20252 min5,735 views
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- π»π¦ Pope Francis has officially returned to his residence in Vatican City after being released from the JLI hospital.
- π₯ He was treated for a life-threatening bout of double pneumonia.
Extended Hospitalization
- ποΈ His 38-day stay was the longest of his 12-year papacy and the second longest in recent papal history.
- π€ Doctors announced his discharge during a press conference on Saturday.
Medical Treatment and Recovery
- π¦ Pope Francis was admitted on February 14th with bilateral pneumonia and a fungal infection in his lungs.
- π While the pneumonia has been treated, he will continue oral medication and respiratory/physical therapy for the next two months.
- π§ββοΈ Doctors advised him to refrain from meeting large groups or exerting himself, but he should resume normal activities eventually.
Public Appearance and Devotion
- π Before departing the hospital, Pope Francis appeared on a balcony to greet and bless the gathered crowds.
- π He made a detour to visit the St. Mary Major Basilica to pray before his favorite icon of the Madonna.
Relief for Faithful
- ποΈ The Pope's return home has brought relief to the Vatican and Catholic faithful who anxiously followed his medical updates.
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