(Adnkronos) - “Le malattie leucemiche oggi vengono curate in maniera molto positiva, oltre il 70% vengono risolte, però c'è ancora tantissimo da fare e su questo speriamo che questa giornata sia di grande auspicio per dare la forza a tutta la nostra comunità di andare avanti.” Queste le parole di Giuseppe Toro, presidente nazionale Ail, durante l'udienza da Papa Francesco a sostegno dei pazienti ematologici, in occasione dei 55 anni di attività dell'AIL, presso l’Aula Paolo VI della Città del Vaticano.
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00:00Our mission is based on two fundamental points, brotherhood, attention to others, taking care
00:14and then also attention to the Creator, attention to the Creator is fundamental, the Holy Father
00:19is very attentive to all this, but unfortunately the damage we do to our world, to the Creator,
00:28leads to many diseases, so we have to work, follow the instructions of the Holy Father
00:35and work on the environment in a very serious way.
00:38Today we are honored, we are honored by this opportunity that the Holy Father gives us
00:43to celebrate our 55 years in such an important way, so full of spirituality, full of warmth
00:55and above all to realize this commitment of ours, which is above all projected to the future.
01:04There is still a lot to do, the eukemic diseases that are cured today in a very positive way,
01:13more than 70% are solved, but there is still a lot to do and on this we hope that today's day
01:22will be a great hospital to give us strength, to give strength to our whole world, to our whole community
01:30to go on and spend more and more to improve the quality of life of the sick and above all to help research.