Luciana Gimenez will be confined to a wheelchair after the

Luciana Gimenez will be confined to a wheelchair after the accident

This Wednesday (25), Luciana Gimenez announced that she will be confined to a wheelchair following the accident that killed her. The presenter shared on social media how her recovery had been weeks after a fall while skiing in Aspen, USA. On that occasion, the communicator broke her leg in four places and now she will have the help of equipment to aid her locomotion in her recovery, such as crutches and a walker.

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“My leg is getting better but I still can’t get down. So I can’t walk. It makes me a little desperate. I’m an agile person, I’m always doing things. Since I can’t move, I’m getting pretty scared. It makes me very scared, it brings me a lot of discomfort. Not only can my foot not touch the ground, but nobody can touch it,” said Luciana Gimenez.

“I have this long leg, I keep looking at my foot and it makes me desperate. I walk with a walker, crutches, which I’m still learning, and a wheelchair. I’m still on a lot of medication. The drug doesn’t relieve the pain and we don’t want to increase the dose because we actually want to stop taking it. I dare say this is the most challenging moment of my life. I’ve never experienced that before.”

Luciana Gimenez

Luciana Gimenez deflated after accident

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Following the video posted to Instagram, Luciana said she’s never appreciated a walk like she does now. She analyzed her situation and how she adjusted to reality after the tragedy.

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“Today what I wanted most was to be on the run, and I come down to a very simple question. I wanted to run… I depend on people, friends and helpers to keep me going. It made me want to live in a different way. These two weeks have been a blow and I am facing this new reality, embracing it with humility and with the will to leave a stronger person,” he said. Luciana Gimenez suffered a fall in the snow on January 8 while skiing in the United States.

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