Don Francisco reveals the despair and anxiety caused by the disorder he suffers from: “In my 83 years of life, nothing like this has ever happened to me”

An unforgettable journey of at least 24 hours balanced Don Francisco’s emotions during his last journey.

Mario Kreutzbergerreal name of the famous 83-year-old Chilean presenter, he flew to Texas to visit the Teletón Children’s Rehabilitation Center, an experience that will occupy at least three days on his agenda, taking him far from his home in Miami.

Before going to sleep, the communicator noticed that he did not have among his belongings the medicine used to treat insomnia, Lunesta, which is sold in the USA on a “retained prescription”.

Don Francisco’s anxiety over his sleep disorder

Don Francisco shared the post via social media in the form of an article he called “Something’s Not Right Here – Sleepless Night”, the narrative of which coexists with the one he previously explained about his diabetes.

In his most significant paragraphs, he described in detail: “I don’t know if it was because of worry, which was added to the anger caused by forgetfulness and lack of sleep, that I was awake from 10 pm at night until 8 am (the next day). )”.

Likewise, the Chilean entertainer admitted that he experienced an odyssey because his personal doctor told him that he could not get a prescription from one country to another. In light of this, she underwent an extensive evaluation by a local doctor, only to end up facing great frustration at the pharmacist’s indifference.

“The pharmacy informs me that, even if I pay from my own pocket, it cannot give it to me because it has a “prescription pending”. At that moment despair was already visible on my face and I said to her: ‘Miss, what can I do then? Please, help me. I just need two sleeping pills because I haven’t slept for 24 hours and I’m exhausted’ (…) He answers me ‘we can’t do anything for you.’

Finally, Driver of Sábado Gigante He decided on a medicine that had fewer restrictions, and he had to wait 30 minutes in front of the pharmacy, refusing to spend another sleepless night, which he described with the words: “In my 83 years of life, something like this has never happened to me.” “It’s the worst feeling and the worst pain I’ve ever suffered in one night.”

With his post, he sought to present his case to prevent others from experiencing this journey. He further concluded by emphasizing, “Is something wrong or is it me?”

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