Jonathan Nimer announced early this afternoon that his mother, Sarah Nimer, has been discharged from the intensive care unit of the hospital where she is currently being treated in Sao Paulo. The actor’s mother was hospitalized on April 9 due to COVID-19And they had complications of the disease.
He posted an old family photo on his Instagram account and thanked Sarah for going to the dispensary. “God has supported us all these 104 days. And nothing more than in fairness, I give him all honor, glory, praise and gratitude, because on this day, my mother left the ICU! I left the ICU! It was 95 days in Marilia, 9 Days here in São Paulo and glory be to God, saranemer in the infirmary,” he celebrated.
However, Jonathan states that she is still being watched. “Is it the end of the fight? Not yet, but it’s a big step. The lung, which a few days ago was considered irreversible, is getting better. Gloria A Deuce. Since Saturday (6 days here in SP) she has already managed to get out of the fan mechanic and started fog. And today he went to his room.”
“May the miracle, the healing, continue in her life, and glorify the Lord with all that. Let us pray so that she can continue to be rehabilitated? And the Lord made it and in us and still is.. Keep praying with us.. Thanking you that He hears us and glorifies you because He is the God of miracles.”
last week, The comedian announced the transfer of Sarah to the hospital in Sao Paulo. – Before that, she was hospitalized in Marilia, within the state.
“Now ‘Mama’ is in São Paulo…His fight is going on 450 km from Marilia, and we will never stop fighting. Jesus is before every situation. He guards, guides, supports ‘Mama’ and he supports us the whole family. Every hour is a new step.” ,” he said at the time.
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