Presque un an jour pour jour après ma dernière séance de chimiothérapie, je remercie de tout coeur toutes les personnes -amis, famille, et d’innombrables inconnus- qui m’ont soutenue dans cette période difficile à travers leur présence, leurs pensées et leurs prières. Voilà, cette vidéo est pour vous. c’est cadeau;)
One year after my last chemotherapy, I warmly thank the many people -friends, family and strangers- that supported me throughout that difficult period of my life, sending prayers, love and good energy. This video is for you!:)
The doctors recently discovered that the many little strokes that I had during my treatment were caused by a medical error. At first, I was relieved, then, -when I realized I was lucky that the medical error didn’t kill or handicapped me-, I felt utterly grateful. Of course, I was a little bit upset too (I spent nearly 50 days in the hospital over the last ten months, I had to eat horrible hospital food, I still have attention problems, I missed my mom’s last birthday and a workshop with Desmond Richardson (!) because of a f*** medical error!!), but I tried to ignore that unpleasant feeling – in the end, all is well that ends well, and, who can claim he has never made an error?
But that was before I had seen Trix Barmettlers poster. The poster shows a woman’s torso with a mastectomy scar. It is covered by three letters, that either form the word “Mut” (courage) or the word « Wut » (anger) depending on how you read it.
les cellules créatives 