G.S. lived with his wife and two children, in a climate as serene as many other families. Ups and downs, dark periods and others more cheerful, but always trying to make the most of the good things that life reserved for him. A good habit made better by the fact that serenity was almost an obligation for G. who suffered from heart and had to keep away from all those situations that could generate in him anguish and emotional tension.

On July 2003 P.V. discovers that he suffers from a disabling pathology, Crohn's disease, which forces him to several drug treatments and repeated hospitalizations to keep the disease under control. During one of these hospitalizations, the unfortunate discovers that he also has hepatitis.

Compensatory damages, however in a record size, are not an actual compensation for relatives to rest from the loss of their loved one due to an infection contracted while he was hospitalized in a public hospital.