Howie Severino nag-Pasko sa ospital, kinabahan dahil sa ‘back pain’
PHOTO: Instagram/@howiesev
SA ospital nagdiriwang ng Pasko ang batikang journalist na si Howie Severino dahil sa naramdaman niyang matinding back pain.
Ang kanyang health update ay ibinandera sa mismong Instagram page niya noong December 25.
Makikita na nakahiga siya sa hospital bed ng emergency room at tila nagbabasa ng libro habang nag-aantay.
Kwento niya, “On Christmas Day, after the festive hubbub of the previous night, I found myself in the ER, trying to find out if my back pain was the symptom of something serious.”
“X-rays showed no fracture and the doctor on Xmas duty thinks it’s a muscle strain from some heavy lifting I did in our garden,” chika pa niya.
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Ayon sa kanya, nagbuhat siya ng toog tree seedling ‘nung mga nakaraang araw na posibleng naging dahilan na sumakit ang kanyang likod.
Para sa kaalaman ng marami, ang Toog ay isang uri ng rosewood na kapag fully grown ay ginagawang troso o kahoy.
Sabi ni Howie, posibleng hindi niya ito nabuhat nang tama, lalo na’t “It was much heavier than it looked.”
“I should have known better. Toog is known as one of the tallest native trees in the Philippines. Even a young one wanted to leave an impression,” paliwanag ng veteran journalist.
Dahil daw sa nangyari ay may natutunan siya: “Don’t overestimate my strength, and don’t underestimate a toog.”
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Sa comment section, may mga netizens na nag-share ng same experience at nagpaabot ng “get well” wishes para kay Howie.
Narito ang ilan sa mga nabasa namin:
“Same incident with my wife. She forgot she was old na daw [laughing emojis]. Pagaling agad! [flexed biceps emojis].”
“Had the same experience when I was shooting Iwit. Sana madaan sa muscle relaxant lang.”
“Fast recovery and complete healing Sir Howie! [folded hands, purple heart emojis].”
“Hi kuya @howiesev pagaling ka po, kasama po kayo sa prayers ko every night, get well soon po [folded hand emoji].”
“Get well soon, Howie. Sending prayers of healing! [red heart emoji].”
“Get well soon! Please have Physical Therapy for exercises and pain management.”
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