Giovanni Terzi and the illness of his partner Simona Ventura/ “Loving her is a state of grace. She saved me”

The love between them continues at full speed Giovanni Terzi e Simona Ventura despite the writer’s struggle with the illness. Super Simo’s partner and future husband won her over after a dinner at her friends’ house by talking to her about her book. A phone call that changed the course of their lives forever, since from that moment on they never left each other again, in fact the two will soon get married. The journalist and writer himself, speaking of his partner Simona, said: “loving is a state of grace. For me, loving her is a state of grace. She saved me.” His words of great love and esteem shared by Simona Ventura’s partner, Giovanni Terzi, towards his future wife. The two will get married on July 6th in Rimini at the Grand Hotel with a ceremony organized down to the smallest detail by Enzo Miccio.

Giacomo and Niccolò Bettarini, the sons of Simona Ventura/ “Stabbed, his salvation was a miracle”

An important love that changed Simona Ventura’s life. “He is the love of my life” – said the presenter who then anticipated some details about her wedding day – “we are preparing everything. We will celebrate the wedding in Rimini, our favorite city, the Grand Hotel in Rimini is our favorite place. We will have a pre-wedding party, we have already made a list of guests, we are around a thousand.”

Illness Simona Ventura: affected by Bell’s palsy/ What is it due to and how is she?

Giovanni Terzi and his illness: how is he? It is irreversible but experimental treatments…

Simona Ventura and her partner they are ready to get married and make the fateful promises of love. A great joy for Giovanni Terzi who is suffering from a rare disease: dermatomyositis, a pathology that can cause muscle inflammation, but also lesions on the skin. From the pages of the weekly Nuovo, Terzi himself recounted how he discovered he suffered from it: “after a long series of visits the diagnosis arrived. I cried a lot, I was desperate.”

Giovanni Terzi then went into detail about his illness, revealing: “45 percent of my lungs were now compromised. At 60 I would have had to have a transplant, with all the risks that entails.” At the beginning it wasn’t easy, but then Giovanni gathered strength to face the disease and win his battle: “the drugs I take had not yet been tested. My mother died after four years. It is an irreversible disease.”

Caterina, adopted daughter of Simona Ventura/ Her: “the process was interminable, but I never gave up!”

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