Myra Cardi assures fans of Sofia Cardi’s health after a night in the intensive care unit (Image: Instagram/Instagram)
On Friday morning (20), Mira Cardi She used the networks to reassure fans of her daughter’s health condition. Sophia Cardi, as a result of his relationship with Arthur Agyar, a participant in BBB22. The businesswoman and influencer commented to her followers that the little girl felt sick and spent the night and morning in the intensive care unit.
“Just passing by to give you some satisfaction. I crave a shower, I have that sticky face, greasy hair from two days without showering, since my life I haven’t really showered (…). It’s been two days since those taking this role of looking after their daughter, sleeping sitting In the hospital, and everything else,” she began.
“Anyway, I wanted to thank you for the prayers. And I realized that another time when Sophia was really bad, I shared it here and an hour later it was better, because the chain of prayer was a very powerful thing, and then yesterday I was doing a prayer in her room and it occurred to me that I should ask Help. Nothing is more powerful than a chain of prayer.”
Then Myra spoke about her daughter’s problem. “Sophia was having a respiratory arrest, her throat was blocked, her throat was closing up, she couldn’t breathe. So we went to the hospital, they gave the adrenaline so she could breathe, and now she is undergoing treatment, which is why she had to stay in the hospital. The intensive care unit is under Watch. Breathing problems are serious. That night we slept sitting, because when you lie down, it shuts off again. It’s already much better, and I have no doubt that it’s because of the prayer I said,” he completed.
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