According to Luciana’s advice, she won’t be able to set foot on the ground for the next six weeks and will start light physical therapy over the next ten days. While immobilized, she must use crutches, a walker, and a wheelchair to get around. Home remedies are administered if the pain persists.
In addition to the medical team that took care of her in the United States, the presenter is also supported by her doctors in Brazil, who have been with her since day one of her hospitalization. However, despite the dismissal, she still does not have a permit to enter and return to the country due to possible problems that may arise due to a long flight.
“Luciana and her family are infinitely grateful to the rescuers, mountain team, doctors, nurses, physical therapists and everyone who cheered her and sent good cheer,” the statement concludes.
Next, watch Luciana’s departure from Aspen Valley Hospital: