An immense pain struck Saviner of Rocca Pietore, when the news of the tragic death of Angelo Bassot arriveda nine-year-old boy, who passed away at the Ca’ Foncello hospital in Treviso due to the worsening of a rare disease. Angelo had been hospitalized in pediatrics for almost a month and, despite the doctors’ attempts, he died.
Angelo, born in 2014, lived with his father Omar, a city councilor, his mother Sara, his sister Elena and his grandparents. His family, well known in the community, is now surrounded by the affection of many. The entire community rallies around the Bassot family in this moment of deep mourning. Numerous testimonies of affection came from Rocca Pietore, from the people of the town, from friends of the family, from schoolmates.
Angelo was a special child, loved by everyone. His cheerfulness and contagious smile had won the hearts of everyone who knew him. Despite his illness, Angelo has always shown extraordinary strength and determination, facing every day with courage and hope. His passing leaves a huge void, but his memory will continue to live in the hearts of those who loved him.
The rare disease that affected Angelo it is one of many that afflict thousands of children around the world. These diseases, often little known and difficult to diagnose, represent an enormous challenge for families and the healthcare system. Angelo’s story highlights the importance of research and support for families affected by these pathologies. It is essential that the scientific community and institutions continue to work to find cures and solutions for these rare diseases.
