Luciana Gimenez was moved when she detailed the moment she suffered a serious accident in a ski resort. Laws!
Luciana Gimenez gave a detailed account of the accident he had while skiing in the snow, in Aspen, USA. The presenter of Rede TV!, who he had to undergo surgery after breaking his tibia twice between his ankle and knee, and also having his fibula (located in the back of his leg) broken in two, he said that after the fall, his children were his biggest concern.
“The first thing that came to my mind at the time of my accident were my children. Even with the greatest pain I’ve ever been in, I just thought about putting them in my field of vision and also not screaming, because I didn’t have “I want them to get scared”, began the artist, accompanied by the older Lucas and the younger Lorenzo.
“I had a protective instinct that I’ve never felt before. I was hurt and just wanted to make sure they were okay. It may sound crazy, but my will was to get up and find them. I think the mix of all that pain and that instinct to protection, they took away a bit of my true conscience”, opined Luciana, who had to put pins and screws in the legs walk again.
The reaction of the children surprised Luciana Gimenez
During the service, the presenter hypothesized that she was surprised by the reaction of the boys, who are 23 and 11 years old respectively. “Lucas soon arrived, as I told him to get help, because I didn’t want him to be responsible for something there, I wanted to keep him there, by my side, safe, …
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