Hasi's 90-year-old story that lived World War II and won the battle with COVID

Nife Pecak won the battle with the Coronaviros. Nifja mother, 90, who managed to relate how she faced COVID-19.

In a skype connection to Report TV on the Repolix show, this grandmother of many grandchildren from Hasi of Kukes shows her fear and victory with COVID-19, despite her age. It shows that she was raised in wartime, but for her this has not been the greatest war of life.

I'm very much today. In my family, there's been no one but a few friends. I haven't met, but it's coming without meeting. I've had problems seven days. I've been through it in easier shape. When I lay down, I was oxygened until I recovered from breathing. I felt pain in my body. I had coughs, heavy breaths, my head hurts. I suffer from diabetes and waist pain. I thought I had kidneys, but the doctor told me muscle cooling. I wasn't scared, just nothing.

I was a little girl and I passed the flu. Fruit and nice cough with your soul coming out for three months. I've had more difficulties years ago. Nothing with the year I spent the good cough. I got a lot of trouble at the hospital. They gave me time to serve and food while I was feeding.

Even at home, my son makes my bread with all the good things. I lived well years ago. I had a good time with my husband's family. I did it, I did good because I came in time, and the medicine was found on time. My message to my peers is to keep the rules as if they all say and come up with a success”-year-old 90-year-old man healed by COVID-19.

The 90-year-old won her battle with the virus, telling all of us that despite her age she made it, and today she's enjoying her second life. The good news was made public by Prime Minister Rama himself, who wishes her another 120 years of life and full health. After presenting the case, Kukes ' hospital was placed on alert after an emergency nurse tested positive with Covid-19, becoming the first case of Coronavirus in Kukes. Contacted by Repolix, the nurse who had contact with Hasi's 90-year-old recovery is in stable health condition.

He gave the elderly first aid while serving with other medical personnel. A week later he had his early fever and fever as high as 37.1 degrees Celsius. He told Report TV that he was not suffering from other co-operative diseases and that he is already in self-designation. Sources say it will be taxed for 25 nurses and 10 doctors at Kukes Hospital who have had contact with the nurse.