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Wisconsin woman says she needs double lung transplant after surviving coronavirus

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MILWAUKEE - A Milwaukee woman who reportedly spent 45 days on a ventilator after testing positive for the novel coronavirus in July is now in need of a double-lung transplant, according to a local news station.

Carmen Lerma, a community organizer, said in a Facebook post that her battle with coronavirus began when she passed out on July 16.“When I woke up, I recall the ICU doctors say to me that I must have someone watching over me from above because 31% oxygen in my body was for me to be in a coma… I spent 45 days in ICU with a ventilator on my face all day and night in order to breathe,” she wrote on Oct.

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