Television is the platform where many artists build their career, but also where some decided to step aside to find a new course. Verónica Perdomo, remembered for its energy and sympathy, it was one of the most beloved figures on the screen until life tested it with a stroke in 2009.
From that moment on, his story changed completely. After a long recovery, he managed to rebuild his life and today enjoys a completely different stage in Punta del Este, where he is dedicated to his family and new projects away from media frenzy.
Verónica Perdomo and her fight after stroke: how she rebuilt her life and her career
On July 15, 2009, he marked a before and after in the life of Verónica Perdomo. In the middle of the television career, she suffered a stroke that forced her to stop and face an intense recovery. “My brain went out,” Remember that moment when your body demanded a brake.
For months, he had to relear to speak, write and even perform daily tasks such as eating. “I always took care of my body, ate well, did gymnastics, danced, But I didn’t take care of my head, It was past, stressed, distressed, “he reflects with a different perspective about his previous lifestyle.
Despite the difficulties, her fighting spirit led her to return to driving, a dream that she thought unattainable due to the aphasia that left her sequel to the stroke. “It was very important to drive again. I thought that my aphasia was not going to be able to do it and I could,” he proud streaming cycle.
Television was no longer his priority, but his desire to continue communicating remained intact. “I never thought of being on TV, or a parade, I never had that great desire to be famous,” he confesses, remarking that his passion was always art and acting.
Maternity and its new stage in Punta del Este: the balance he found with his family
In April 2022, his life took another turn with the arrival of his twins, Felipe and Iñaki. “The truth is that everything went very slowly, because the children were born prematurely and I still feel that I have babies,” he has tenderness about his experience as a mother.
Motherhood led her to rethink her priorities and find in Punta del Este the ideal place to raise her children with greater peace of mind. “Here life is more relaxed. The tranquility that nature gave me, being connected to the sand and the sea, made me stay in Punta del Este,” he explains about his decision to get away from Buenos Aires.
However, he acknowledges that without the support of his family he could not have achieved this balance. “I could not do anything I do if I did not receive the help of my family,” he says, emphasizing the importance of his partner and his environment in this process.
Source: Ambito
I am an author and journalist who has worked in the entertainment industry for over a decade. I currently work as a news editor at a major news website, and my focus is on covering the latest trends in entertainment. I also write occasional pieces for other outlets, and have authored two books about the entertainment industry.
