The 73-year-old Italian man, Giovanni, walking Nancy, suddenly had a heart attack and was in a coma, although he immediately saved his life. When my daughter Deborah learned that the hospital had opened up the pets and the feeders, she went to the hospital with Nancy, who missed his father, and when they met, Giovani twitched, and Nancy started to lick his face with his tail, which was quite moving.
Giovani was very fond of Nancy, who went out for a walk every day, and had a sudden heart attack on his way to a walk in December, after which he fell into a coma, despite the timely delivery of medical attention to save his life. Nancy watched his father get sent to an ambulance, and he looked very depressed, waiting every day for him to come home. When Debra learned that the hospital had agreed to meet the pet and the feeder, she took Nancy to the hospital, and in fact we didn't know what was going to happen.
As soon as Southwest came to the bed, Giovani had never reacted since he was in a coma, his body shivered a little, as if he knew that the dog was coming, while Southwest was happy to shake his tail and kiss his father. Debra said that Dad's mood seemed to have changed at that moment, like he was gonna cry, and I was wondering what he was going to say, maybe hello, and now we can say goodbye.
Giovani is still up and moving to a long-term care unit, but Deborah says that his father seems to be calmer than Nancy before visiting, and southwest is gradually getting better. The doctor who facilitated the hospital meeting with the pet feeder indicated that this would be good for the pet or patient, because people and animals are a pure, inseparable love.