Pilar Schmitt is a Colombian presenter who works in the entertainment department of “Noticias Caracol”. The model also shared details about the challenge experienced by her eldest daughter, Sara Sofía.
The presenter spoke about the drama that her daughter had to go through
The presenter from Villavicencio recounted the difficult moment that her daughter experienced due to a health breakdown that led to her having to be urgently taken to the hospital.
In an interview with the entertainment show ‘Network’The model revealed that it all started when she called Sara Sofía and learned that she was on the way to the hospital because of a severe headache.
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The young woman, 19 years old, also went to the interview and revealed what had happened: “They let me go, they told me you have nothing, go home, it’s just a headache.”
“Sara told me: ‘I don’t feel like myself’ (…). They called her a moody girl, you’re 19 years old, you have anxiety and we don’t care about ourselves,” the presenter said.
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They both persisted and managed to find out that the young woman actually had one Foramen ovale. “It’s a small hole in the heart that won’t close for 30 percent of the population and nothing happens. A few huge, old thrombi that entered through the small hole and traveled to the head. An artery thrombosis and that’s where a heart attack occurred.”, said the moderator.
Sara Sofía then had to undergo surgery and underwent cardiac catheterization to repair the defect. “They put a talisman on it, a little umbrella, that closes the little gap,” Schmitt said.
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“I’m starting to think about everything that happened that could have been fatal, Sarah could have died. “It is a learning to re-evaluate life, to realize that we are like eggshells, that we are very fragile and vulnerable and that we must live in the present, aware of enjoying family, the most precious thing,” said the moderator .
At the moment the young woman is stable and feels much better in terms of health. She thanked her mother for always being there for her.
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