Daughter of woman hit by a car in SDO reports delicate health condition of her 83-year-old mother

Ana Laura López
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Ana Laura López
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Santo Domingo Oeste.– Between pain and helplessness, the daughter of one of the women run over by a driver allegedly drunk in Herrera, Santo Domingo Oeste described the delicate state of health in which her mother is, an 83-year-old woman who remains under medical observation, at the Marcelino Vélez Santana hospital. The woman received around 30 stitches to her face as a result of the injuries sustained. This is Ana Rosa Cavamarte, who, according to her daughter Jamie Virginia Canelo, has multiple bruises all over her body, a blood clot in her head, and severe facial injuries. “She is in a lot of pain, beaten all over. She has a blood clot on her head, they are going to do a CT scan today. Her eyes are swollen, her face is bruised, everything hurts,” she expressed visibly affected.

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Canelo indicated that the painkillers that have been administered to his mother have not managed to alleviate the pain she suffers. “She says everything hurts, and what they give her for the pain doesn’t do anything, today the doctors are going to perform the tomography,” she explained. Regarding the alleged person responsible for the hit-and-run, Jamie Virginia Canelo reported that, so far, they have not been able to officially confirm their legal situation because they have not had time to follow up on the process. Family members of the aging person maintain hope that they can recover favorably, while awaiting the results of medical studies that will determine the extent of internal injuries. The case has generated consternation in the community and once again highlights the risks of irresponsible driving, especially when it involves vulnerable people.
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