Europe's oldest person, who contracted the coronavirus, will celebrate her 117th birthday this week. Stock photo.“I wasn’t scared because I wasn’t scared to die. I’m happy to be with you but I wish to be somewhere else to join my brother, grandfather and grandmother.”
This was the response from Europe’s oldest person and Covid-19 survivor, French nun Sister Andre, when asked whether she felt scared after testing positive for the deadly coronavirus in January., the woman, born Lucile Randon, tested positive for the virus in her retirement home in Toulon, southern France, on January 16. She will celebrate her 117th birthday there on Thursday.Sister Andre showed no symptoms of Covid-19 and didn’t know she had tested positive for the virus.
David Tavella, spokesperson for the nursing home, said: “She didn’t ask me about her health but about her routine. She wanted to know, for example, if the meals and bedtimes were going to change. She showed no fear of the illness. In fact, she was more worried about the other residents.” . Japan’s Kane Tanaka, born in 1903, is 118.
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