The Vatican said that while Pope Francis' health is gradually improving, he still requires hospital care.
The 88-year-old pontiff has been in Rome's Gemmell hospital for a month. His condition is stable, but he needs to continue therapy, according to doctors. Pope Francis is beginning to show signs of improvement after enduring a critical period of breathing difficulties that put his life in danger. Pope Francis is expected to continue his recovery despite his lengthy hospital stay because the Vatican views this as a positive sign. As a result, health updates will be issued on a consistent basis.
“The clinical conditions of the Holy Father have remained stable, confirming the progress shown in the last week,” the Vatican said in a statement on Saturday. “The Holy Father still requires hospital medical therapy, at present, are showing further, gradual improvements
According to the statement, "the flow of letters and messages addressed to Pope Francis is particularly intense these days, a sign of the international community's affection and closeness.
" The postal service claimed in self-promotion that it was "fundamental in ensuring that every message of support and prayer reaches its destination." The Vatican has yet to say when Francis could be discharge from the hospital, where he is in a special papal suite on the 10th floor.