Presenter Santiago Lagua had an emotional conversation with Manuel Luis Jocha, on the program “Kunta-Me”, and talked about a childhood health problem.
On the Saturday 21st broadcast of “Kunta Me”, Santiago LagoaThe 38-year-old spoke about his personal and professional life, in conversation with Manuel Luis Josha.
Right at the beginning of the interview, a Presenter He remembers a serious health problem he had to face as a child: at the age of eight, Santiago Lagua had to remove four centimeters of his left leg bone. The caller admits that this was a delicate process, but one that empowered him from the moment he accepted this stage of his life.
“A kid who goes through this becomes a rebellious person, because he misses the summer games, and he stays locked up at home…,” she highlighted, Santiago Lagoa.
For the announcer, the health problem was important, in order to relate other obstacles in relativity: “Scars are my signs of war. […] That’s why I say we’ve gotten a lot stronger and that’s not something that shakes us.”
Among the “scars” left by this health problem is the fear of the father:[A paternidade] It’s not a project yet, for many [motivos]Out of selfishness and fear… A great fear was holding me back: What if he was born like me? It scares me so much I know what that was and I don’t want anyone to go through it. It may not happen and it may not happen…”.
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