Romina Gaetani’s profound reflection: “It’s hard to deconstruct yourself, but we’re on the way”

Silvina Luna died in an Italian hospital on August 31 at the age of 43, where she has been hospitalized since June 13. The model suffered acute kidney failure due to a doctor’s error during plastic surgery. Anibal Lototsky In 2011, he was awaiting a kidney transplant, but it was delayed due to a bacterial infection that left him hospitalized for two and a half months.

Since then, debates over the so-called perfect body and discussions about beauty norms have taken center stage. And in the last few hours, Romina Gaetani In this regard, he said: “I’d be lying if I said I didn’t care much about my body.. Unfortunately, like everyone else, this system – and especially for those of us women in front of the camera – puts double or triple the pressure on our profession that we all must deconstruct it. “It’s hard, but I’m going to go that route,” the actress said during a chat with Bikes. Not quite right

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The translator even assures that the passing of years does not create any negative motivations: “Getting older does not bother me at all, I enjoy it. “Ageing is living,” explained one who was in poor health a few weeks ago. “I’m fine and still recovering. They said I had severe bronchitis, but when I asked how serious it was, they told me: “Long nine.” So this is pneumonia,” he said.

When asked about the paradigm shift regarding social and environmental pressures on women’s physiques, Gaetani disagreed: “We are talking about it, which is good, it has become a daily routine, but in my opinion, the change is still Lost. Because of me I met a few people who talked about this topic and were going into beauty centers for Botox injections“, he admitted.

She also admits that even she, while accepting the passage of time, has taken issue with some of the extra wrinkles appearing on her skin. It was at that moment that he spent a few minutes referring to Silvina Luna: “I was delighted to meet her and, like everyone, we are very sorry for what happened. Like Mariano (Caprarola) and several others who not only passed through Lototsky’s hands, but experienced different situations. “

That’s when he realized: “If I had a daughter, or If someone gave me advice I would tell them not to do anything. Furthermore, we encounter situations where the more natural we become with people, especially as we get older, we say “Welcome and thank you.” When you tell a friend that if at any time she sees me trying to render my face in 3D, please tell me, I give you permission to tell me ‘stop’ and don’t leave me. “

Gaetani also spoke about the health issues he has experienced in recent weeks. “I can’t say whether there was malpractice or not, that’s in the hands of Ignacio Trimarco (his lawyer). I haven’t sat down to speak yet, like I’m taking it step by step.The first time I was hospitalized I felt uncomfortable and didn’t feel cared for Then they discharged me and I went home because I didn’t feel well and I came back,” the translator said.

“I’ve had asthma since I was a child, and that’s how my condition became complicated,” she explains. He then points out details that make the situation more complicated than it first appears. “They gave me medications but I won’t talk about them because it’s inconvenient. They didn’t tell me what was going to happen. I expressed that I felt bad because they gave me more. I didn’t know if the nurse was there It was said there,” he said.

“When the doctor came I got into an argument with her and the situation got complicated. My vision became very blurry due to the nerves combined with the corticosteroids I was receiving and the level of pain and anger I remember grabbing my phone Call my brother,” he added. “I still get nervous when I say that. What happened to me was strange. “I still haven’t recovered from what happened.” Gaetani finished.