Franco Di Mare's Brave Battle with Mesothelioma

Franco Di Mare is seriously ill. Very seriously ill. On Fabio Fazio's show, the Rai journalist shared what he is facing, mesothelioma. "I've had a beautiful life. The memories I have are full of life. I don't want to become fixated on the idea of death. I want to cling to the idea that there is life. What I regret so much is only discovering this now. It's not too late yet." Then he recounted the eggplants his mother used to prepare: "You can still smell the scent in the house, this is the memory of life." Franco Di Mare how is he? The announcement of the illness from Fazio: the jab at Rai from the historic journalist. "I've had a beautiful life," he explained, "I want to cling to the idea that there is life, I regret discovering it only now. It's not too late because, as a coach, Boskov said: the game ends when the referee whistles. My referee hasn't whistled yet." Di Mare is attached to "an automatic respirator that allows me to be here, connected to Che tempo che fa, "despite having contracted a very bad tumor, you get it because you breathe in asbestos particles without knowing it and once released into the air, the fiber has a very long preservation time and when it manifests it's too late. Saying that with this all hope is gone is not true, because science always advances." "I am here to celebrate a solution that might be discovered, we hope there is a solution and that it is not so far away,"