The nurse who vaccinated Susana Giménez in Uruguay has an unusual memory and told it with pride

After so much speculation, Susana Gimenez the coronavirus vaccine was finally administered in Uruguay. On Saturday he drove to the Maldonado municipal campus and those waiting to be called could not believe him. Once the data was taken, the diva sat down, pulled up her shirt, and left her arm open to receive the bite. What he never imagined was that the nurse who gave him the first dose of serum Pfizer would keep the souvenir syringe.

Andrea Moreno said that the same day in the morning she found out that she had the task of vaccinating the TV star. “She was very loving, charming, approachable and kind to all the healthcare staff,” she said on the show. Something with you, where he also pointed out that before retiring a group photo was taken with everyone.

The woman was surprised to admit that she was keeping the syringe as a memento, but said the needle had been discarded.

A few days ago, Susana sparked a scandal after falling into fake news. He shared a fake audio of Alberto Fernández and had to come out to apologize. “I have never put Twitter because it is very aggressive. It’s not my style. But I saw that the manager of El Puma had committed suicide, that I adored him and that we still saw each other and I loved him very much. (…) But I arrived, I saw something that I was eager to listen to it and I don’t know what I did … It left me! », He said in a heads-up with Jonatan Viale.

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During this interview, he also severely criticized Alberto Fernández, in addition to speaking about the new restrictions. “I watch the news and It seems unreal to me to have had a fabulous time in Argentina. Classes must be given in person. Generations of young people are waiting for us who will suffer from it. They also say that infections in schools are low, that shouldn’t be a problem, ”he said.

Although he made it clear that at the moment he did not want to return to the country, he noted that his stay in Uruguay will not be final: “I think if this has an arrangement, I will come back. What I don’t want is Argenzuela. I will not live in Argenzuela. Because I worked a lot in Venezuela and today I see it and my tears flow ”.

Finally, he made a comparison and assured: “People are depressed, there is no work and work is the main thing. You can’t live with a bonus. They are used to receiving and begging And it’s not like that. WE We are a generation that made a culture of work. In a way, it was lost because people get used to it ”.