Adélia Prado, the renowned 90-year-old Brazilian poet, has received her discharge from the Hospital São Judas Tadeu in Divinópolis after being hospitalized for 20 days due to injuries from a fall that occurred on January 19. The hospital announced her discharge through social media, expressing gratitude and hope for Prado's continued recovery outside the hospital setting. The news has been welcomed by her fans and the literary community, who have been concerned about her health over the past few weeks.

Prado suffered several fractures, including in her femur, elbow, and wrist, which necessitated two orthopedic surgeries while she was hospitalized. Following the surgeries, she began her recuperation, which is now being carried out at home. This stay at the hospital marks a significant period for Prado, who is a beloved figure in Brazilian literature. As a celebrated poet, her recovery is not just significant for her personal well-being but also for her literary contributions that have inspired many.

The announcement of her recovery and discharge resonates with her readers and the general public, creating a wave of support and encouragement for the poet. It emphasizes the importance of health care and community support for aging artists. As she begins her home recovery, many are hopeful for her swift return to writing and engaging with her audience once again, highlighting the impact of her contributions to Brazilian poetry and culture as a whole.