Mary Chronopoulou has been hospitalized at Sotiria Hospital for two days.[/B]
The well-known actress is facing a serious health problem, which, however, has not been clarified.
She only made it known that her health deteriorated after her participation in the shooting of "Eteros Ego".
Both she, through her personal Instagram account, and the journalist Yannis Armoutidis on Facebook appeal to the public and ask for urgent blood.[/B]
More specifically, Yannis Armoutidis wrote on his personal Facebook account:
"As of Friday, April 15, 2022, Mary Chronopoulou has been hospitalized at the University Pulmonary Clinic of the Sotiria Hospital of Athens. Her condition was assessed by doctors to be serious and she urgently needs a blood transfusion. Mary is being monitored for the progress of her health by the distinguished professor Mr. Koulouri. The beloved leading lady addressed, in a personal post on her Instagram account @marychronopoulou_official her own message. "Friends, we haven't talked in days again. My mistake. I moved for a while to Megara where I was filming my participation in Sotiris Tsafoulias' "another me". Of course, with the audacity that distinguishes me, I went to work with half the hematocrit of a normal person. And the conditions were even more so. An oversight. Big oversight. So back to the stasis, recourse to the iconic "300 women", and into the hands of the best doctor. Professor Koulouris, for general recuperation. All well and good, then, with one great shortcoming. We have no blood! So if among the thousands of followers and the hundreds of likes with chit-chats and pleasantries, there are blood donors, please donate us a little of your precious time and your precious blood. We need blood, blood, blood. Thank you in advance. Your friend, Mary. Salvation Hospital. University Pulmonary Clinic. Building "300 women". For the attention of Professor Koulouris. Information about blood donation: KONTAKIDIS TASOS PRESIDENT OF ALEXANDRUPOLIS VOLUNTEER BLOOD DONATION ASSOCIATION. Tel: 697 3080111."
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