Nurse writes emotional letter after the death of Camilla (9) on the Italian ski slope: I will be the scream of your father never forgotten

Because Camilla Compagnucci had worked so well at school, if she and her father go skiing. But last Wednesday, on the slopes of Sauze d'oulx, at 80 km from Turin, it went wrong. Camilla lost control of her skis, fell and crashed against a wooden screen. Papa Francesco tried her to revive him, but his daughter died. The drama, Italy has shocked. A nurse who Francesco in those crucial moments represented, now has an emotional letter written. “I wanted that everything else was gone, but you are not to blame.”

The letter was published today in the Turin edition of La Repubblica. “I'm the nurse that the father of that poor girl, has assisted over the phone during the first moments after the accident until the rescue workers were on the spot,” begins the letter.

“I wanted everything else was gone, I will never the words of the heroic father forgotten. His screams went through marrow and bone. "But it's my baby, he cried again and again.”

“This will be a deep scar behind. But you Francesco're a real hero. You will probably hardly find rest, but you have done everything you could. You've got my instructions in the best way possible followed. You were my eyes and hands on the track and I will as well as I can a little bit of your heart, and I will take your pain help to wear. Give yourself, please do not be the debt.”

“I cry as I write this - without the power to have my words re-reading - but I hope that you and these words may read,” writes the nurse. “Goodbye Camilla. You were young, too young to be this world without your smile to leave,” ends the letter.