Comedian Mauricio Medinabetter known as “The Indian” from the late comedy duo “Dinamita Show”, showed on their social networks the rehabilitation process he is going through after suffering the amputation of part of his right leg.
“Thank you very much to everyone who has accompanied me on this long journey”he wrote in the video that shows him sitting while having the upper part of a prosthetic leg placed on him.
Subsequently, They placed the rest of the prosthesis and brought him a walker so that he could begin to walk.. He walked slowly while being helped by the staff in charge of his rehabilitation.
Previously in April, in the program “Everything is going to be fine” on Vía “I am at the Pedro Aguirre Cerda Rehabilitation Center, in La Reina, where they have treated me spectacularly.”. The idea is that, by having it, they will teach me to walk again.”
According to the comedian’s words in space, Your goal is to get back on your feet in the short term: in two or three months (June or July). Of course, Medina stated that “everything depends on the effort. It can be fast, if you adjust to the false foot.”
His intentions to return to Viña
Mauricio Medina He came clean and revealed his intentions perform again on the stage of the Viña Festivalalthough in other health conditions and without his wheelchair.
“My foot became infected, three days passed and it was ready to be cut, so it was my fault. “They amputated me because I could get septicemia, get sick and die.”he told Luis Slimming in the YouTube space called “Between a joke and a joke.”
In this context, it is where “The Indian” spoke about his recovery process and his intentions to get back on the Quinta Vergara.
“I’m always training for that,” commented the comedian in the episode of the program animated by Eduardo de la Iglesia de Vía “I would like to perform in Viña, but I want to walk in,”signed Medina, who we remember now uses a wheelchair to get around.
“I don’t want to enter in a wheelchair, because I like to do my show with movement. Walking from one side to another, moving when I’m drawing a scene,” he explained hopefully.
