At the impressive age of 106, Antonio Bragato has shown that age is just a number. After fracturing his femur, he underwent surgery and within two days was back on his feet, ready to return home in good health. This incredible story comes from the hospital in Portogruaro (Venezia), where Mr. Bragato was treated and is now recovering.
The news of the ultracentenarian’s successful surgery and quick recovery was announced by the hospital’s vertici, who were amazed by Mr. Bragato’s resilience and determination. “At his age, any medical procedure can be risky, but Mr. Bragato proved to us that age is not a barrier when it comes to healing,” said Dr. Marco Rossi, head of the surgical team.
Mr. Bragato’s journey to recovery began when he accidentally fell in his home, resulting in a fractured femur. Despite his advanced age, he was immediately taken to the hospital, where the medical team quickly assessed the situation and determined the best course of action. “We knew that surgery was the only option for Mr. Bragato to fully recover and regain his mobility,” explained Dr. Rossi.
The surgery was a success, and after just two days, Mr. Bragato was already showing signs of progress. With the help of physiotherapists, he was able to stand up and walk a few steps, much to the amazement of his doctors and family. “We were all holding our breath during his surgery, but when we saw him walking, it was truly a miracle,” said Mr. Bragato’s granddaughter, Sofia.
According to the hospital’s medical team, Mr. Bragato’s quick recovery can be attributed to his positive attitude and determination. “Even at his age, he was determined to get back on his feet and return home. His resilience and positive mindset were crucial in his healing process,” said Dr. Rossi.
The hospital staff also praised Mr. Bragato’s family for their support and dedication during his recovery. They were constantly by his side, encouraging him and making sure he received the best care possible. “It’s heartwarming to see such a close-knit family, and their love and support definitely played a significant role in Mr. Bragato’s recovery,” said Dr. Rossi.
For Mr. Bragato, who has lived through two world wars and witnessed immense changes in the world, this experience has been another testament to his strong will and determination. “I am grateful to the doctors and staff at the hospital for taking such good care of me. I am also thankful for my family, who have been my rock during this tough time. I am looking forward to returning home and living my life to the fullest,” he said with a smile.
This extraordinary story of Mr. Bragato’s successful surgery and quick recovery serves as an inspiration to all of us. It shows that age should not limit us, and with a positive attitude and determination, anything is possible. We wish Mr. Bragato all the best as he returns home, healthy and happy at 106 years young.