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May 2020
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Carmen: su padre estuvo 36 días en el ho...

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En menos de 24 horas Carmen López vió como su padre pasó de sentirse mal, a ser ingresado en un hospital, sedado y entubado. Así permaneció durante varias semanas en una cama de terapia intensiva luchando por su vida contra el virus y la enfermedad de Covid 19.

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