
And now Jessen’s apology has arrived: “Regarding my comments on the worldwide coronavirus epidemic and the situation in Italy: I was wrong, I admit it. I tried to play down panic. However, in hindsight I recognize that my observation was insensitive and I must apologize for any disturbance I caused. I understand why it was offensive and I hope you can forgive me. As a doctor, my job is to be honest and try to bring light into people’s lives. I would like to assure you that my thoughts are directed to all those who are affected by the virus and to those who are working hard to help everyone overcome this difficult moment. Finally, I’m not using social media much at the moment, so keep in mind that maybe I won’t see your answers. I repeat that now I will not use social media because i am struggling with my mental health and Twitter isn’t always the best place to be in such circumstances. I’ll be back when I’m better. ” Apologies accepted? Judging by the comments below his post, one would not say: “Too little, too late”, many write.
Regarding my comments about the worldwide coronavirus outbreak and its impact on Italy. Statement below and link: https://t.co/wb7ChfrUAH (1/2) pic.twitter.com/aOYuDuWArv
– Dr Christian Jessen (@DoctorChristian) March 17, 2020
Finally, I’m not really using social media much at the moment so be warned that I may not see your replies and be able to respond to them. Stay safe Cx (2/2)
– Dr Christian Jessen (@DoctorChristian) March 17, 2020
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