'Now I understand that all this is not a joke': Tatyana Vasilyeva fell ill with COVID-19
'03.05.2020'
Source: RBC
People’s Artist of Russia Tatyana Vasilieva on May 2 reported that she had discovered a coronavirus, and talked about her condition. She wrote about this on Instagram, reports "RBK".
According to Vasilyeva, for several days she had a temperature of 37,5-37,8 degrees. And in the evening of April 30, a cough and burning sensation appeared in the eyes.
“Yesterday, Philip and Lisa (Vasilieva’s children - eds.) Persuaded me to do CT. I called an ambulance and went to the hospital. And then I realized the full extent of the pandemic, ”the actress wrote.
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According to her, the hospitals were crowded, an ambulance drove to her for eight hours, and after computed tomography, she waited for the study for another four hours.
“Already at night, one of the orderlies told me that everything was in order in the picture. And I went home with a light heart, ”said Vasilyeva.
On the morning of May 2, the doctor called the actress and said that she had bilateral pneumonia. Due to the fact that the damage to the lungs was not strong, Vasilyeva was allowed to be treated at home.
“The results at Covid will come the day after tomorrow. But the clinical picture speaks of this virus, ”she writes.
The actress added that she did not attach much importance to the epidemic, while she tried to observe the regime of self-isolation as much as possible.
“And now I understand that all this is not a joke,” said Vasilyeva.
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The hospitalization of the 73-year-old actress became known on May 1. She later reported that she had a coronavirus and was isolated at home.
The audience remembered Vasilyeva for her roles in the films “The Most Charming and Attractive”, “See Paris and Die”, “Hello, I am Your Aunt”, “Imaginary Sick”. She served in the Moscow Theater of Satire and the Moscow Academic Mayakovsky Theater.
