Dr. Pablo Golimstock from the Salvation University Hospital came to Israel about a year ago from Argentina, with his wife and 10 children.

When Dr. Pablo Cesar Golimstock's patient gets a positive result for Corona - and it happens quite often to a physician who is a deputy director of the department of salvation in Bnei Brak - he tries to reassure and even reveals to the patients that he himself recovered only about a week and a half ago from the virus. assistant.

Dr. Segal, Director of the Special Corona Patients Unit, on the discharge of patients

Dr. Golimstock came to Israel from Buenos Aires just a year ago with his wife and 10 children. The 11th girl, Zippora, was born about two and a half weeks ago, while he was in isolation because of the disease. I felt weak, but I thought it was because of the workload. I work from eight in the morning until nine in the night. Also as deputy director of an internal department and senior physician in the eyes of salvation and in a unified clinic. I felt mostly stressed and weak and maybe a little runny. On the day I was vomiting, I decided to take the test. "

"I treated a lot of Corona patients, but I was protected. You can't tell if it's from the hospital or an outpatient clinic." After the diagnosis, he stayed in a separate room, away from his children and his wife who was then the last week of pregnancy. "Blessed are everyone tested and come out negative. No one sticks to me, maybe because I didn't have strong symptoms, and I went into isolation."

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"The most difficult situation was when my wife was going to give birth, a first birth in the country, and I couldn't come with her. Only after being tested again did they give her the possibility that the older daughter would help her at birth."

Just a week after Zippora was born, Dr. Gulimstock received a second negative reply confirming that he was recovering. "That evening was the first time I had touched my daughter. Until then, I only saw her from afar. "He went back to work in the internal department." The virus is worse than war, you can't see the end, "he says.