Mara Venier in hospital, the video that alarms fans: “Let’s end the year like this”

Mara Venier go back to hospital. The Venetian presenter, in fact, shared a message on social media video straight from the bed after yet another eye surgery. The last operation dates back to last month but, apparently, the problems are not over for the symbolic face of Sunday In. Let’s find out what happened and how is he.

Mara Venier, the video message in the hospital: how is she?

“And let’s end the year like this… let’s end the year like this” said a disconsolate woman Mara Venier on social media. In fact, in a video shared between the stories of her Instagram profile, the presenter of Sunday In she showed herself in hospitalwhere she allegedly subjected herself to yet another eye surgery. On the bed you can in fact see ‘Aunt Mara’ with a transparent plastic protection over her left eye wishing in a bittersweet tone a Good anno to all his fans: “Happy New Year everyone, happy new year everyone.” An eve of New Year’s in short, far from ideal for Mara Venier, forced into bed by new people eye problems: “Let’s hope it’s really the end of this year” joked the presenter, however reassuring the public about her condition.

Mara Venier’s illness: what does she have, eye problems

Struck by yet another eye complication, Mara Venier decided to once again rely on the expert hands and knowledge of Doctor Cusumano, tagged on social media in the story directly from the hospital. The last one operation – as mentioned – it dates back to last year November 9thwhen live at Sunday In ‘Aunt Mara’ had anticipated having to undergo an operation immediately after the episode broadcast in the afternoon on Rai 1: “Today is a bit difficult for me, it’s better that I say it straight away. I have a problem with my maculopathy. Over Sunday In I’m going to have the surgery” explained the presenter. In fact, Mara Venier has been living for some time with a form of maculopathydisease that affects central area of retinacausing a progressive loss of clear central vision and focus. “It’s a long shot, hoping to regain my sight. Now I see something, but still very blurry. I’m in good hands, but it was a trauma” said the Venetian presenter, who had already thanked Professor Cusumano for the operation last month.

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