Alberto Antonello remains in a coma, doctors postpone awakening

He still remains in very serious conditions in the intensive care unit in the Angelo Hospital in Mestre Alberto Antonello, the 19-year-old boy who was involved in the terrible road accident in Musile di Piave in which his 18-year-old girlfriend, Giulia Zandarin, lost his life. Due to the very serious injuries reported in the terrible day on November 1st along the Treviso-Mare, in the Venetian area, the boy is kept in an induced pharmacological coma by doctors. The general conditions of the nineteen are stable but serious and the prognosis remains confidential. After a careful analysis of the clinical situation, the doctors in the past few hours have decided to postpone waking up to the next few days, believing that it was not yet time to bring him back to the conscious state. The young man, who seems to have been driving from a first reconstruction despite having had his license withdrawn, only obtained a temporary permit to return home, remains sedated and intubated.

At his side in the hospital bed there is the father Franco Antonello, the Venetian entrepreneur who had left his job after his oldest son, Andrea, had been diagnosed with autism. The man with the eldest became known to the general public for various television services, a novel inspired by their history, "If I embrace you, don't be afraid" by Fulvio Ervas, and recently also by Gabriele Salvatores, "All my crazy love ", presented at the last Venice show. The man strenuously defended his son by siding against the media for the lack of sensitivity and the accusations against the boy before closing in on himself. Relatives and friends speak of a man destroyed by grief over the loss of 18-year-old Giulia Zandarin, who has long been considered one of the family, and for the serious condition of his son Alberto.

However, many friends and relatives have joined the family. Among them is the writer Fulvio Ervas, a friend of Franco Antonello. "I can't do anything but cry. I have no words. Life is raging against Franco Antonello. A tragedy" explained Ervas, adding: "I know how Franco is, this immense pain made him close, he lowered the gate between him and the world. I hope to be able to see him ". "If Franco wasn't famous, nobody would have said anything. Enough with web hatred, it's a sick society," the writer concluded.