In the midst of hours of fear and anticipation, the family of Christian Petersen Relief came from the confirmation that the renowned chef has developed positively after the severe decompensation he suffered after his attempt to climb the Lanín volcano. The news arrived just hours before Christmas and was posted on the chef’s official Instagram account.
“This Christmas, the Petersens are taking part in the holiday to give thanks for Chris’s significant improvement“, begins the text of the family, who also express their deep appreciation to the medical teams who supported him from the first moment.
“Our deep gratitude goes to the hospitals of Junín and San Martín de los Andes, which with warmth and enormous professionalism managed a situation that at first seemed simpler,” they noted.
In the publication, the family explained that Petersen was referred to the Junín de los Andes Hospital ten days ago after an “accurate diagnosis by the hired guide” after suffering significant physical strain due to the exertion of the climb to Lanín. This initial condition led to a cardiological precautionary situation that focused medical attention, but later developed into a broader one severe multi-organ decompensation.
“This situation experienced in the mountains led to a severe decompensation of several organs, which fortunately was the case.” evolving from day to day“, they indicated. And they concluded with a message full of emotions: “We would like to thank so many.” Receive signals of affection and positive energythat touch on the most valuable thing that Chris and the family need: respect and the loving appreciation of life.
Roberto Petersen, the chef’s brother, also commented. who appreciated the support they received in the most critical days. “Today I want to thank you from the bottom of my heart for everyone’s messages these difficult days for our family. Chris comes day by day, little by little, recovering thanks to the excellent team at Hospital de San Martín de los Andes Dr. Ramón Carrillo and the strength that characterizes him. Happy holidays,” he wrote emotionally.
days ago, the Argentine Mountain Guides Association (AAGM)The San Martín de los Andes delegation released a statement clarifying that on the first day of the climb to Lanín Volcano, Petersen suffered from “no physical problems, cardiac arrhythmias or symptoms consistent with a stroke” and that he even descended “in good general condition.”
According to the company, the chef introduced himself unexpected changes in behavior during the expedition with attitudes that caused concern among the guides and the group. For this reason, it was decided not to continue to the summit and return to base camp. The situation worsened throughout the early morning as his behavior became increasingly inconsistent and the intervention of the gendarmerie became necessary.
“The AAGM cannot explain the sudden change in his behavior, his nervousness and his attitude towards others,” sources from the organization said Clarion. The mountaineering specialists interviewed pointed out that the consumption of stimulants can cause serious episodes during demanding climbs and is an extremely dangerous practice, although there is no confirmation in this case.
After an initial medical report that mentioned a “preserved condition” and multi-organ failure, the family decided to keep quiet about Petersen’s clinical development until Wednesday. However, that had already become clear The cook was extubated as a result of a positive response to treatment.
Petersen remains in the intensive care unit of the Ramón Carrillo Hospital in San Martín de los Andes, where he was transferred after an initial hospitalization at the Junín Hospital. The development is being watched with caution, but the family message brought relief and hope to those closely following the recovery of one of the country’s most acclaimed chefs.
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