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Pope Francis will be discharged from the Roman Gemelli hospital on Sunday, doctors who treated Sunday.
88-year-old was taken to hospital with double pneumonia on February 14.
Over the past five weeks, “His life is in danger,”, one of the doctors, who is “in danger of life,” said Dr. Sergio Alfieri, “two very critical episodes”, which is “vital danger”.
Dr. Alfieri’nin said, Pope Francis was never intubated and always remained alerted and oriented. The Pope is now in a stable condition and the Vatican needs at least two months of rest.
“We are pleased to say that it will be home tomorrow,” said Dr. Alfieri told reporters on Saturday.
The Vatican said he saw some progress in the peace and mobility of the Pope on Friday.
It has already not used mechanical ventilation to breathe at night, but confirmed that he received oxygen through a small pipe beneath his nose. The less high flow of flow during the day uses oxygen.
Pope was seen by the public only once because he was hospitalized Photo released by the Vatican last week, showed a hospital church to pray.
This month ago, a voice article of Pope Francis, who speaks native Spanish, played in St. Peter Square in the Vatican.
He breathed the vote because he expressed faithfulness to the Catholics.
Pope Francis has spent about 12 years as the leader of the Roman Catholic Church.
A number of life have been subjected to a number of health, including one of the 21-year-old lungs, making it more prone to infection.
