“The Pope Francis was in the danger of his life,” says Dr. Roma, who treated the Pope.

The head of the Pope medical team said that Pope Francis approached death at some point during his 38 -day battle in the hospital against pneumonia that his doctors thought about ending the treatment so that he was able to die in peace.

“There was a real danger that he might not make,” said Sergio Alfiri, a doctor at Gemili Hospital in Rome, after the breathing crisis on February 28, which participated in almost suffocating Francis to vomiting.

“We had to choose whether we would stop there, or to go, or to move forward and push it with all possible medicines and treatments, taking into account the highest danger to destroy its other members,” Alfiri said to the map of Italy Della Sera in an interview published on Tuesday.

“In the end, we took this path,” he said.

Francis, 88, returned to the Vatican on Sunday after the most dangerous health crisis in the 12 -year -old.

He was accepted at Gemelli Hospital on February 14 because of a bout of bronchitis that developed into double pneumonia, a particularly serious condition for him, as he was rich in an adult young man, and part of the lung was removed.

The credits of the Pope’s nurse

The Vatican provided an extraordinary amount of details in his daily updates about the Pope’s condition during his stay in the hospital, which included four “respiratory crises” that include serious cough attacks caused by collections in his airlines, such as asthma attacks.

Al -Frairi had previously said that two crises were crucial, which exposes Francis “in the danger of his life.” In the new interview, the doctor said that the Pope’s personal nurse issued, after the vomiting episode, instructions to the medical team to continue treatment.

“Try everything; do not give up,” the message came from Massimiliano Strapti, the Pope’s nurse, as Al -Frairi narrated it.

Al -Fariri said: “For several days, we were at risk of damage to the kidneys and bone marrow, but we advanced, and his body responded to drugs and reduce lung infection.”

Francis has been described as another monthly rest since the hospital left for full recovery. The amount in which it will appear in the coming weeks has not been clarified.

In recounting the first public appearance of the Pope since she was hospitalized, when Francis appeared on a balcony in the hospital to salute the two wells on Sunday, Al -Furiri said that this is the moment of the treatment of the Pope who hit him more than others.

The doctor said: “I saw him leaving the room on the tenth floor of Jimili wearing white clothes.” “The emotion of seeing a man became the Pope again.”