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A 4-month-old baby girl who was hospitalized in Polaveno dies.

A 4-month-old baby girl who was hospitalized in Polaveno dies.

A death that deeply affected the community of the small mountain village in the province of Brescia.

The deaths of children always leave us speechless because they represent the flower of life that should never be broken, but which unfortunately illness does not spare, leaving parents and loved ones with a thousand doubts and questions regarding what could have been done and what was not.

The wake and funeral in the country

The news of the little girl's death left the community of the town where she lived with her parents, Polaveno in the Brescia area , dismayed, especially because the family is very well known.

His father is a youth football coach and, together with his brother, had previously managed a successful club in a nearby town.

The family has decided to hold a wake to remember her this evening, September 30th, and the funeral will take place tomorrow in the town church dedicated to San Giovanni. The funeral home where she rests can also be visited today until 7:00 PM.

Died after days of hospitalization

Lavinia Boniotti was born just 4 months ago and was baptized just 15 days ago, but life can play nasty tricks, and in fact she hadn't been feeling well for a few days.

Hence the family's decision to take her to the hospital, a hospital of excellence for newborns , the Papa Giovanni XXIII in Bergamo , and it is precisely there that the couple, father Michael and mother Giada, took the little girl.

He was hospitalized for several days in the hope of reversing a clinical situation that had already appeared serious upon his arrival. Despite the best efforts of the medical staff, this was unsuccessful.

As reported by Giornale di Brescia.it , Lavinia passed away yesterday after a sudden worsening of her health and now it is time for the family to process a mourning that will never pass.

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