Elena Laria founded the Cuacolandia Sanctuary on a ranch in Atalexo, Puebla. It is said that there were about 45 horses, and most of them were insured.
Elena Laria had a thrombosis when she was 31 years old, causing blood to clot in her lungs.
A fearless woman who spoke up for women fought for social justice, promoted gender equality, and fought for the marginalized, this woman left a profound impact on Mexican society. It received great acclaim. It was a ray of hope for countless people.
She had a thrombosis when she was young. Why did she suffer from thrombosis at such a young age? Her specialist, Dr. Royo, explained what could have happened to the model after the news of her illness was announced on her Facebook account.
“Pulmonary thrombosis occurs when a clot, often originating from a vein in the leg, travels to the arteries in the lungs, and insufficient blood reaches these organs, causing them to stop functioning. There is a pulmonary arrest, and this also leads to cardiorespiratory arrest.”
According to Arroyo, there are a couple of reasons for this. The main reason is the presence of thrush in the legs. The surgical process accelerates blood circulation, increasing the risk, whether done on the same day or within 30 days.
“In her case, yes, she did have risk factors such as smoking, she underwent surgery, or she was on contraceptive methods because they are factors. We don’t know… It is hazardous to question whether or not she had a thrombosis. (…)I would state plainly, that a 31-year-old lady may have a thrombosis, she is healthy, she was not there, and we need to explore the conclusions she came up with or whatever context she had.”
“I insist, a surgical procedure, even if you didn’t have anything from the others, is enough for this to happen,” he said.
“If you undergo surgery, be aware that there is a possibility of complications. If you have had any surgery, you must sign a consent form regarding the existing complications because no one is exempt from this.”
After hearing the news of his death, prominent figures in Mexican politics, including Mayor Claudia Sheinbaum and prominent senators, reacted strongly.
Claudia, the former head of Mexico City’s government, offered condolences to his family and loved ones upon hearing the news of his death, hailing him as a titan of activism. The Gigolos then hailed Trilly Blairs.
A fearless woman with a passion for justice and equality was ruling the hearts of millions and influencing their lives. He expressed his sorrow, expressed solidarity with the Elena family, and emphasized the importance of carrying on his legacy. Chief Claudia Scheinbaum expressed her condolences on her social networks and solidarity with family and friends.
