A scandal affects one of the figures to whom Maria De Filippi is closest. Luckily everything was resolved in the best way
The last season was nothing short of extraordinary for Maria De Filippi. The Milanese presenter and author has achieved excellent results with the programs she created and hosted on the Mediaset networks. Both in terms of public approval and audience ratings, her formats have defeated all competition.
From “Men and Women” through “Friends”the results produced by the programs labeled ‘Queen Mary‘ the same top management of the Cologno Monzese company rejoiced, including the president Pier Silvio Berlusconi.
Maria De Filippi Faced with the many compliments received, he has always responded by forwarding praise and congratulations to his closest collaborators, to those who almost always work in the shadows but who for this very reason offer a decisive contribution to the success of the final product.
One of these diligent and brilliant figures is Raffaella Mennoia, co-author of “Men and Women”who was the victim of a particularly serious event that happened some time ago and which she now wanted to talk about publicly through her social profiles.
Maria De Filippi, its author victim of a very serious medical error: the story
Raffaella Mennoia in the latest Instagram stories published recently she told in great detail that she was the victim of a sensational medical error, a diagnosis that later turned out to be wrong which could have had very serious consequences.
Some time ago she was diagnosed by mistake an autoimmune disease, neuropathy, for which he had to undergo very heavy treatments based on cortisone and immunoglobulins. Mennoia soon realized that that type of therapy had no effect.
Maria De Filippi, her reaction to the news: a very serious episode
“I went to the United States, to Minnesota, where they admitted me to a hospital whose doctors who worked there ruled out that it was neuropathy“. About thirty years have passed since these events and for all this time Maria de Filippi, despite knowing the story in detail, has kept it a secret.
Raffaella Mennoia is now well, fortunately, and the symptoms that appeared at the time – weakness, leg cramps, loss of muscle mass – have never recurred. However, his is a warning aimed both at people who suffer from these disorders and at doctors themselves: beware of incorrect diagnoses.
