The life of Emiliano Pinson He made a 180° turn three years ago when he was diagnosed with Parkinson’s. Since then, nothing has been the same, and although at first he decided to go through this disease in silence, over time he decided to tell people about it. Now, the new news that hits his life has to do with the separation from his partner, Laura Garces.
Emiliano Pinsón became a reference on the subject, making visible a disease that is little talked about or known about. From the first moment he received a lot of support to overcome the daily life that this health condition entails, and although he has the support of his children and friends, not everything is complete.
In a chat with The nationthe sports journalist explained what really happened with his now ex: “We already knew each other with Laura when we were kids, but we never saw each other again. We were a couple until before the trip, almost during it, but well, afterward there were some disagreements.”
“Now we are a little distanced, but I think it has to do more than anything with my moment because the second diagnosis hit me even though it seems that I am whole. There are moments that make me sad,” he continued telling.
This has to do with the fact that the journalist’s medical condition was changed, going from rigid Parkinson’s to atypical Parkinson’s with systemic atrophy. As the protagonist himself confessed in said interview, “it’s a complicated diagnosis.”
It was then that he explained how this could have influenced his relationship: “Maybe I’m not there to give in a relationship what the other person needs. Laura is a divine girl, she has given me everything, she has treated me very well, she took great care of me, I felt super comfortable.”
Then Emiliano Pinsón recalled how their relationship began: “I started following her on social media because I knew her and well, one day we went to eat. We keep seeing each other, we started a very nice, very nice relationship. “I don’t have any bad words to say.”
And he remarked: “Honestly, after the second diagnosis I said: ‘I’m not in for a relationship.’ I tried, but it didn’t happen. Maybe I would have liked to continue, but that changed my view of everything and now I’m thinking about myself. It seemed unfair to me too. for her to have to take care of me, take care of me.
Asked about the possibilities of reopening the doors of his heart, Emiliano Pinsón denied that this could be possible and said: “I’m already in captivity. At one point I was more courageous, now I’m much calmer. I’m looking for myself in some things, some are clearer to me, others not. With my dreams, with my children, with my friends; living a normal life.”
