Comedian
Joe Luna
, who lives in Los Angeles, lost his life after sharing a live broadcast from his Instagram account where he recounted his experience contracting COVID-19.
Luna, who was known by the name Joe 'El Cholo', died on November 23, at age 38.
It was on November 21 when he shared a clip in which he wrote, "My journey with COVID, for educational purposes."
In that recording, which lasted almost 35 minutes, the comedian mentioned, "Wow, this is not a joke and, especially if you are diabetic, it will rain hard in this parade", further explaining that he was suffering from various symptoms, which he described as horrible, and they were pains in the chest, in the stomach, uncontrollable tremors and the loss of the sense of taste.
The man also explained that he was not the only member of his family to test positive for the coronavirus, but also that his children and his partner had become ill, but he explained that they had not developed such serious symptoms.
He also pointed out that he was one of the people who did not believe in the seriousness of the new disease that has the vast majority of the countries of the world mired in a health crisis, "Let me tell you, man, when I heard people talk about what the COVID-19 did them, I always thought to myself, man, you know what, I doubted it was that bad. I'll tell you right now, guys, they've put me in a fight. I've been fighting for my life. "
Luna also told her followers that in addition to fighting the virus, she had other serious health problems, "I not only tested positive for COVID, I have pneumonia. I am a double amputee and I am a diabetic, so I am dealing with many things".
The comedian was hospitalized days later.
In another post he made on Instagram on November 23, he was already in a hospital bed.
In that video, in which she wrote, "Dirty rooms, COVID's dirty room," she gave an update on her health, which had become much worse.
"It's horrible, guys. My pneumonia got a lot worse. Everything has collapsed," Joe Luna explained with a clear expression of concern.
That same day, hours later, the comedian lost his life.
FOX 11 LA reported that the comedian worked at local clubs like The Ice House and The Improv Theater.
José Talavera
, the son of a comedian, told the aforementioned media: "For his funeral, he did not want anyone crying, so we are going to put on a show, because that is what he would have wanted. He wanted people to laugh and have fun." .
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