Editor’s Note: RAI news, the official channel of the Italian Republic, is reporting that Pope Francis is still receiving oxygen 24/7: at night time in high concentrations and even during the daytime, with nasal tubes, which he must use at all times “except for brief moments.”
The reports that Pope Francis had a chest x-ray also indicate that his lung infection is still serious, because if it had been cured at the hospital, there would be no need for future x-rays, which on account of their damage to human tissue are not used unless there is a serious problem which needs monitoring.
In other reports, though it was reported that Pope Francis could not write, Cardinal Parolin, the Vatican Secretary of State, clarified that Pope Francis can sign his name, with the letter, “F”, but no more than that.
What remains unexplained by the Main Stream Media is why Pope Francis right shoulder is still preventing him from writing, since with proper treatment the swelling and pain in a dislocated shoulder should pass after 6 weeks, and it has been nearly 8 weeks since his admission to hospital.
I have already reported the real reason, however, namely that normally serious injury to the shoulder is treated with one or two cortisone shots; however, in Pope Francis’ case, since he has been abusing cortisone for several months, if not the entire last 12 months, his doctors seem to have not chosen this cure for him.
The above report, in Italian, by RAI News (which does not allow a Google translation) emphasizes that Pope Francis’ health has improved slightly. This is what has been told to the public for nearly 4 weeks. But it is simply not true, since in his first week in hospital, e. g. on Feb. 20th, we were told he used oxygen only occasionally.
So he has gotten worse, not better!
Moreover, Pope Francis still cannot write and he is still on oxygen all the time. So the truth is that there has been no significant improvement. His lungs cannot be much better, either, if they are still taking x-rays of them.
Use the search engine here at FromRome.Info to find all the past reports concerning Pope Francis’ health, in regard to his lungs, arm, and cortisone use.
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