“I wanted to die to go back to him. I was in a coma and I was happy!” The presenter's sad confession about how she wanted to reach her deceased husband
In one of her latest interviews, the presenter, journalist and commentator Alda D'Eusanio, has chosen to tell his story in 360 degrees, but most of all he has chosen to talk about love. Unfortunately in 1999 she lost her husband Gianni Statera due to a serious accident and from that moment her life changed forever.
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Guest of the Rai broadcast “Stories at the Crossroads” conducted by Monica Settathe well-known presenter chose to talk about her life and how she wanted to achieve the Husbandafter his sudden passing. Even today he has chosen not to start a new life. Alda D'Eusanio stated:
My husband's death was a very traumatic crossroads, because that is an amputation, they take away a piece of your own body. 24 years have passed, but for me not a day has passed. I remember everything and relive everything. I experience the deepest pain every second of my life. I will never be a happy woman again, I can't forget. I even remember my husband's perfume, his smell. Even now the relationship with him fills me, heart, mind and days that I don't miss my children. Reopen my heart? You can do it if you are free, if you are not in love, but I am in love with my husband.
Alda D'Eusanio's accident and the confession about the coma
CREDIT: RAI
In 2012, the well-known presenter was involved in a serious accident, in which she was injured by a moped invested. Unfortunately, his condition became apparent immediately seriousto the point that it had entered coma. On this, in concluding the interview he said:
I had a broken occipital bone, five brain bleeds, a coma, and I was happy. Every time I came back from the coma and realized I was on earth, I wanted to leave again, because I wanted to go to Gianni. I am not happy to be alive, I would have gladly died because I would have been physically united with him again. If you survive you obviously have a destiny that has not yet been concluded. But if I lost my life I didn't mind.
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