JAKARTA, SEMARAKNEWS.CO.ID - Ria Ricis' child is currently sick due to a fever that won't go down.
Moana was referred to another large hospital to receive more reliable treatment.
But unfortunately, due to Ricis' panic, Moana, Ricis, fell when he got into the ambulance that wanted to refer to Moana.
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This chronology was explained by Ricis on his YouTube account @RicisOfficial1795
"The first day he went to the emergency room, I was like a zombie, but after that he was referred here. "I was told that I had to take an ambulance. When I got to the ambulance, I didn't want to, I was traumatized, my father died in the ambulance, right," said Ricis on his YouTube account.
"After that I said 'I can't see the ambulance anymore' but for the sake of the child, for the sake of the child, finally I walked into the ambulance, OK, let's do it, open the ambulance door, look at the mattress, 'Sus, I can't sus, lift it his son'," he explained.
Ricis said that he fell because he was very traumatized by the ambulance when his beloved father died.
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"I gave (Moana to the nurse), I ran to the car, I fell, cried. So at that time I felt weak, in the middle of the road I was about to get into the car, I ran, in the middle of the road I fell, I was already crying. Because you can't get into a private car, you have to go to an ambulance, because the doctor is there to accompany you, right? "In the middle of the road, I fell down like that," he explained.
"Suddenly I had a flashback of the photos of my father lying in the ambulance, his hands were blue and this, wow, I remember everything, I don't want to, God," he added.
To the ambulance officers, Ricis also asked them not to turn on the sirens.
"Then I said, don't turn on the siren, don't turn on the siren, it will make you even more traumatized. I remember the videos, I didn't see my father die, I met him directly at the grave," he concluded.