The young woman commented on a podcast that Ricardo, her dad, was responsible for looking for the best doctors to improve their quality of life.
Marta, the daughter of the late millionaire and media Ricardo Fort, He opened his heart and referred to health problem that affects it from its birth. The young woman commented that she has hemiparesis, a neurological condition characterized by the weakness or paralysis on one side of the body. It can affect the face, arm, leg, or sometimes all three.
“Hemiparesis is something I was born with. Basically, when a baby is born and stays for a few seconds without oxygen in a part of the brain, that can leave sequelae. In my case it was in law, so that is why I have affected the motor skills and mobility of the middle of my body, ”the model confessed.
“Thanks to my family reacted quickly, and my dad moved like a lion to find the best doctorsI managed to recover quite a lot, “said Marta Fort in dialogue with Angie Landaburu for the “angels and demons” podcast.
The hard treatment and training of your personality
“I did, and I still do, a lot of kinesiology. It is a constant job, which never ends, but it depends a lot on the degree of affectation and the time that passed until the treatment began. It is something strong, no doubt, but it is also part of my story, ”he added.
Angie asked him if this situation has impacted his way of being, and Fort’s response was overwhelming: “Yes. I feel that, luckily, what happened to me was hard, yes, but it could also have been much worse. They normalized me so much at home that I didn’t feel different from my colleagues. ‘After the studio, we bought you a sandwichito’ or ‘let’s see clothes, you distract yourself’, they told me so I did not screw me so much; On the contrary, it helped me to forge my personality. ”
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About the medical procedures that had to be carried out, Marta explained the use of an orthosisa device that looks like an orthopedic boot that had to wear from the knee to the foot and that should carry even in school. “It was between 4 and 5 years to 12 or 13. It was basically that or not to go to school, or that shame or say ‘well, look I have the boot, ready, ready, It is part of what I am and is already‘, ”He explained.
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