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Prime Minister Georgia Meloni says the Pope was “awake and sensitive” and shot jokes during a hospital visit.
Pope Francis’s blood tests showed a “slight improvement” in its condition because it receives hospital treatment for pneumonia, Vatican said.
The 88-year-old PontiFs was now in a stable condition, as continues to fight A respiratory infection that is ongoing, the Vatican said on Wednesday.
Francis was Admitted to Gemelli Hospital In Rome, Italy, February 14 after fighting for breathing difficulties for several days.
“The clinical conditions of the Holy Father are stable,” said a short Vatican statement.
“Blood tests … show a slight improvement, especially in inflammatory markers.”
Vatican said earlier that the Pope had a polymychrobic infection, adding that he would stay in the hospital as long as it is necessary to deal with “complex clinical situations”.
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni visited Pope earlier on Wednesday and said he was “awake and sensitive” and joked with her.
“He has not lost his proverbial sense of humor,” Meloni said, Pope’s first famous visitor at the hospital.
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The Vatican official said earlier on Wednesday that Francis was not on the ventilator and breathed alone.
The official said that the Pope was able to get out of bed and sit in an armchair in his hospital room, and continued to do a job.
Pilgrims in the Vatican on Wednesday due to the Pope canceled weekly audiences expressed hope of his recovery.
“We will pray for him so that he can recover as soon as possible,” said Gianfranco Rizzo, a pilgrim from Bari, Italy.
Victoria Darmody, a tourist from England, said she came to Gemelli Hospital near the Pope.
“We were hoping to go to the papal audience today, but we thought it was the right place instead,” she said.
The Argentine pope is especially prone to lung infections, because as a young adult he developed Pleuris and had a part of one lung.
