Spanish Lucia Blanc survived World Wars, Spanish influence and now also the Corona • "Something else to tell grandchildren"
Lucia returns to nursing home // Photo from Facebook
106-year-old Lucia Blanc, a resident of the Galicia region of southern Spain, has already seen everything in her life, and now she has also survived the Corona virus to her doctors' applause. Blanco, who was born in December 1913, went through World War I as a child, survived the Spanish flu, the terrible civil war in Spain from 1936-1939, World War II and now the essential elder survived the corona virus.
In a video released from the hospital in Spain, the medical team shows her guarding her with applause and applause for a woman who has in fact seen everything in her long life.
A spokeswoman for northwestern Galicia Health Department, the area where Lucia lived, said "Lucia became infected in Corona while in her nursing home or in Barco de Valdores, but also overcame this disease that mainly affects older people."
Upon returning to her nursing home, director of the institution Pablo Fernandes told Lucia that "I and all the staff here love you very much." Lucia herself replied that "I still love you more back, now I have something else to tell the grandchildren." So it turns out that although the Corona virus poses a challenge not just for older people, there are those who have seen everything in their lives: huge epidemics, civil war, and both world wars, and for them the Corona will also be an episode they will tell their children. We wish Lucia for at least a hundred and twenty-one years.
