Little information is what has transpired in recent hours about the state of health of Carmen Sevilla. The presenter has been admitted to the Fundación Jiménez Díaz University Hospital in Madrid since last Sunday. The reasons for this admission were totally unknown, and we only knew that she had had a health complication and that the actress has been battling Alzheimer's since she left the stage.
For seven years he has been living in a residence in Madrid, where he spends his days quietly and where he is in the best conditions. After her concern about her state of health, she was transferred from the residence to the hospital, where her prognosis became serious.
Information about his state of health is scarce because his son, Augusto Algueró, has wanted to keep his mother's illness and health in the most discreet privacy. Nor would one of the great friends of the actress, Moncho Ferrer, want to say much about her in the Y now Sonsoles program, where he announced that they were all with her. Later, and thanks to the Sonsoles Ónega program, we discovered that the presenter was in palliative care.
A situation that has put all the actress's followers on much more alert, who have been very concerned about the situation of Carmen Sevilla since Monday. Now, thanks to the Telecinco program Así es la vida, we have been able to find out what was the real reason for the presenter's admission to the Madrid hospital.
"We have some information about Carmen Sevilla," said the presenter, who after her words gave way to the reporter who was at the doors of the Madrid hospital. ''We knew that she was in serious condition, that she would have been admitted on Sunday night, but we did not know the cause. She would have been admitted due to pneumonia and she would be admitted to the internal medicine unit 68 of this hospital, as confirmed by hospital sources,'' the reporter declared.
After this revelation, Agustín Bravo, a great friend of Seville, commented that he did not understand why the presenter's son did not give his authorization for the hospital to give a medical report on the state of health of Carmen Sevilla. "There are details that are not necessary to tell either, I prefer to keep the memory of her and her smile than to know details," confessed Gema Fernández.
