The “Pantanal” child actor promises to help his deceased friend’s mother

In hospitalization, the child actor Gustavo Corasini, who gave birth to Tadeu in the first phase of the “Pantanal”, received this Saturday (27/8) a visit from the mother of his friend Eduardo Delfino. Gustavo and Eduardo were playing when on Tuesday (23/8) they were run over by a neighbor.

The 12-year-old boy has promised Márcia Delfino that he will now be the brother of her other children and will help fulfill one of his friends’ dreams: to give his family a home.

In addition to the fractures in his arm, leg and pelvis from the fatal accident, he has been very saddened by the death of his friend and is even receiving psychological help for crying a lot.

The meeting with Eduardo’s mother was unveiled by Gustavo’s mother, Fernanda Corasini, on her social networks.

“He is recovering well, today he received a visit from Márcia, Eduardo’s mother. It was a very emotional meeting for both of us. He said that he will now be Vitor’s brother, Gustavo and Fernanda and that he will help take care of them” , wrote Fernanda. .

“He said that we will be able to realize Eduardo’s dream, which was to give his mother a home. We talked about it a few days ago,” continued Gustavo’s mother.

“Marcia asked him to eat to feel good and leave, and he promised he would eat, but unfortunately the nausea still keeps him from eating,” he corrected.

“We are just waiting for the results of the blood tests to come out and for him to eat to be able to go home. We will have psychological support”, assured Fernanda.

Gustavo would have returned home initially on Monday (30/8), but a new evaluation will be made on that date.

Source: Terra

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