Pope Francis suffers from a healthy setback, inhaling vomiting

Days after cautious optimism and two weeks in the hospital with pneumonia in both lungs, Pope Francis suffered on Friday from another respiratory crisis, and renewed concerns about the diagnosis of the leader of the Roman Catholic Church.

The Vatican said on Friday night that Francis, 88, has a history of respiratory diseases, suffered from the brutality of Al -Qasabi, which caused him to inhale the vomiting after a coughing seizure. This, in turn, “aggravated the respiratory image”, and asks for ambition.

He said that the crisis occurred early on Friday afternoon, after he spent a morning of physical therapy in the respiratory and prayer in the church, and he needed to ventilate “not expanded” – and this means that he was not a document, which requires anesthesia, and that he remained “in a state of great alert at all times.”

The Vatican added that the Pope’s doctors said that it would take 24 to 48 hours to determine whether the crisis has increased the condition of the Pope.

Francis now uses a mask that covers his mouth and nose to help him breathe, as he was at other points at Gemelli Hospital in Rome. The Vatican said that Francis was cooperating with “treatment exercises”, and he was in “good spirits”.

The Pope was accepted to the hospital with bronchitis and after that, pneumonia was diagnosed. He had an respiratory crisis last Saturday and it appeared that he had overcome it, and medical bulletins in recent days were optimistic with caution, although the doctors said he was not out of danger. In recent days, doctors said that Francis was no longer in a “critical state”, but his situation was “complicated.”

“It is a setback”, the biography of Austin Evry, the biography of Pope Francis, Books on xAdding, “I was very confident. Please keep up with the prayers.”

Others shared his anxiety.

“Given his age, given that in such a case, we must be concerned.” “His disease is not a simple disease.”

In St. Peter’s Square on Friday evening, the Cardinal Vigorest Manuel Fernadiz, leader of the Vatican Office in Teaching the Church, and a close assistant to the Pope, led thousands of believers in the words of the rosary to pray for the health of Pope Francis.

“It is very emotional to be here in the arena, knowing that he has taken a turn for the worst, so we will all unify our prayers with the grace of God for the entire Church and to Papa Francis,” said Sophie Taylor, a high school teacher from Durham, England.

“When anyone is sick, we have no control over that and he has no control over that, just God does.” “All we can do is prayer.”

People joined the prayer, framed by Colonnades in Square, with the rise of the mounting dome brightly lit behind the rows of Cardinals and clerics.

“It is important for the Holy Father that our prayers are not only for him, but also for all those who are at this dramatic and exciting moment in the world who hold the weight of war, poverty and disease,” said Cardinal Fernadies. “He joins that prayer,” said Francis.

Reverend Jordi Pujul, a Spanish priest working in the Department of Communications at the Church at the University of the Holy Cross in Rome, pointed to a high window on the Apostolic Palace, where Pope Francis gives his blessing and prayers on Sunday.

He said: “The Pope is always asking us for that window to pray for him, and I see this as our response to 12 years” from his question. “I think it is very nice for people to come automatically.”