Francisco Ramos was in hospital for 14 days: “It was the worst days I can remember” – Internacional

Francisco Ramos left a long message on social media on Friday, sharing the moments of pain he is going through after the serious injury he suffered two weeks ago, in the duel between him, Radomiak Radom, and Krakow Krakow. Victim of an exposed fracture of the tibia and fibula, the midfielder training at FC Porto reveals that he has been lying in bed for 14 days, “between medications, a lot of pain and four difficult operations” that were carried out in order to “restore the sensitivity and mobility of yesterday”. In the same letter, the 28-year-old midfielder admitted that he is going through the worst days he can remember and considers this moment to be the “worst aspect” of his football career, the “side that nobody wants”.

Read the full letter:

As most of you know, on the 15th I suffered a very complicated injury. Moment like many others, doing what I love most, conditioned what would become my happy season so far in Poland. Fracture of tibia and fibula threw me on this bed of which I am still writing. It’s been 14 days lying in this bed, split between medication, severe pain and four difficult operations to get me back to sensitivity and mobility in the past. The worst days I can remember and the pain has not subsided until today. It wasn’t easy, of all the challenges I’ve overcome, it’s been This is undoubtedly the hardest and most difficult of myself. I have seen my colleagues suffer severe injuries, but I never imagined the anguish and suffering they went through. Today I am a living witness to that. It is the worst side of this profession, the side that no one wants to be in. I know Words fly and I wish these days too.Forgive me right away, but it was the way I understood it to be the right way to thank you for your support and affection.

Despite the fact that in these last two weeks I have not replied to all that has been sent to me, many thanks to all for the letters, telephone calls, and displays of affection which somehow alleviate this desperation of not being in my own country, nor of hearing our language. They make me feel closer.

Right now, I don’t know if I’ll come back stronger, but I’ll definitely come back differently and appreciate the things that (unfortunately) only an experience like this teaches us. May I not lack strength and courage.

From your friend Chico.”