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Daniel Bisogno has been going through very difficult times recently, mainly in health issuessince he has been in the hospital for intensive care and even had to be intubated for an infection in his lungs, but the bad news has not ended there, because a few days ago, his mother, Araceli Bisognolost his life due to complications after suffering from Covid-19.
Fortunately, it seems that things are improving in the driver’s health, as it was announced that he has already been extubated, meaning that he can now breathe on his own and this also allowed him receive a huge surprise to celebrate one of the most special dates in your family.
His daughter Michaela went to visit him in the hospital now that he is in much better health and thus be able to celebrate the birthday of the little girl, who turned 8 years old this February 26 and they did not want the date to go unnoticed, this is how they announced it on the “Windowing“.
How Michaela celebrated her birthday with Bisogno
It was on Monday morning when the little girl visited her father, which would have been a moment full of joy and happiness for both of them because due to Daniel’s health complications, they had not seen each other for two weeks and did not want to go unnoticed this important date.
“Just this morning, the girl, Michaela, visited him, so it must be a great joy for him to have received a visit from his little daughter Michaela. And for her too, because she obviously loves her Papito chulo, as she calls him, and it’s her birthday,” said the hosts of” Ventaneando “.
Although they did not give more details about the reunion between father and daughter, the “Ventaneando” program was also responsible for celebrating little Michaela’s birthday and in the studio they held a small party for her full of balloons and a cake, while she wore a crown.
It should be noted that up to now, Daniel Bisogno does not know about his mother’s unfortunate death, so they will wait until she continues to improve, since she still has to use oxygen to be able to breathe and there is a “good prognosis.”
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