Mar Montoro is going through a difficult time. Yesterday it came to light that the presenter who collaborates on the Telemadrid program Juntos had had to be urgently admitted to a medical center after suffering anaphylactic shock.
The communicator herself was in charge of breaking the news by uploading a publication to her official Instagram account from the 12 de Octubre Hospital in Madrid, the medical center where she was admitted. In said post, the woman explained that she suffered the episode after ingesting an antibiotic.
''It's not my best photo, but I'm alive... Yesterday I reset the counter to zero after overcoming an anaphylactic shock caused by an antibiotic (amoxicillin),'' Montoro explained in the text that accompanied the image. In this photograph you can see how the radio host was covered in cables to monitor her health and avoid any type of complication.
Montoro also shared that she is alive today thanks to her daughter alerting her husband that something was not right and the good instructions they received from the 112 workers. In a matter of minutes, the publication was filled with thousands of messages of encouragement and support so that he could recover as soon as possible.
After some very distressing moments and having a really bad time, Mar Montoro is now home. Although she says that she is ''recovered'', the speaker will have to rest and finish improving at her home.
To reassure her more than 111,000 followers, the affected woman uploaded a video to the stories of her Instagram account: ''Hello sweethearts (...) At home finally. I just want to tell you that I have been moved to see so many messages, so many displays of affection from everyone... I have been answering all the messages for a long time. It's true that I'm not taking calls because I want to be calm, but thank you very much and I send you a kiss." In closing, she explained that at that moment she just felt "tired", but that she was already fine.
After making it clear that she would resume her daily duties in a matter of hours, the presenter wanted to publicly thank the media for their work, as she felt very loved and respected in such a difficult time as hospital admission. ''Thank you to friends and colleagues from the press for the love and respect shown. "I'm already recovered," said the very emotional television collaborator.
