interviews, Corzo said she joined the campaign because three of her relatives had suffered it. During that same year, she developed the chronic fatigue syndrome, condition of which Corzo was able to overcome very quickly. Corzo stated in an interview that she left Noticias Caracol early 2008 because her son asked her to spend more time with him, and that the network was understanding and supportive of her decision. She stood with the network as a legal adviser / lawyer, presented the Noticias Caracol 12:30 newscast plus Código Caracol on weeknights, the En todo su derecho section on weekends, and continued co-hosting Séptimo día on sundays. In May 2010 she answered a short interview as a part of the special edition Celebrity Moms issued by the colombian version of Playboy magazine. However at the year end, and to avoid a CFS relapse she took a leave of 2 months. At this time she also was treated for kidney stones. In 2011, she took a brief rest before her debut on Noticias Uno. In November 2012, Corzo participated in a special bikeway parade sponsored by the United Nations's campaign on violence against women, in which were invited several female celebrities of the Colombian show business. References External links Profile – Séptimo día Profile – Séptimo día (gentv) Twitter profile Silvia Corzo Fan Club 1973 births Living people Colombian television journalists Colombian women journalists Colombian television presenters People with chronic fatigue syndrome Colombian women television journalists Colombian women television presenters