Doctor treating Pope Francis says team considered ending treatment so he could die
- The medical team treating Pope Francis considered stopping his treatment to allow him to die, according to Doctor Alfieri.
- Alfieri stated, 'We had to choose whether to stop and let him go or force it and try with all the drugs and therapies possible.'
- Pope Francis requested the truth about his condition from the beginning and wanted no details changed or omitted.
- The pontiff experienced several breathing crises, with two incidents putting his life in danger, according to Alfieri.
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According to doctors, Pope Francis barely escaped death in the hospital
It was bad for Francis, who was ill with the lung. The head of the medical team reveals how bad it was. Thus, they had even considered stopping the treatment. Then, apparently, the Pope's caregiver intervened.
Pope Francis’ doctors considered stopping treatment to ’let him go’ after serious breathing crisis
The doctor acknowledged that the treatment risked damaging the Pope’s kidneys and bone marrow, “but we continued, and his body responded to the treatments and the lung infection improved’’
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