This Tuesday, April 4, Bruce Toussaint was invited. It’s up to youon the occasion of the publication of his book Luckily he didn’t sufferThe book in which the journalist working at BFM TV returned to the tragic death of his 72-year-old mother, after suffering a heart attack on a Paris street in October 2021.
“Sadness develops but never goes away, that’s how you describe it in the book.“presents Anne-Elisabeth Lemoine to her evening guest.”It’s crazy because where you’re not grieving, you tell yourself it’s a very difficult stage in the beginning, post-traumatic syndrome, a kind of stupor, and then you realize that it’s okay. It changes but does not heal. If we’re lucky enough to have loving, wonderful parents like me, that pain hasn’t lessened, it’s still there, alive, strong.49-year-old journalist shared.
And Bruce Toussaint will continue his poignant testimony:The deficiency is permanent. I, who spends my time calling my mom every 5 minutes, and we were so close, I have to say, I feel the urge to call her every day, several times a day, to talk to her about everything and nothing. I was there to call to say I saw you, Anne-Elisabeth“.
She had already returned to this trauma, which she wanted to describe in her book in order to try to do the “grief work” on BFM Story on April 3rd. “It was an image that was hard to accept, then after a while, I said to myself well, somehow this image will never be erased from my memory, I wear it there, it’s like it happened to me. I always have a small backpack with me. Now that I have this image that will never leave my mind, I will try to explain what I went through and why it affected me so much. This mourning evolves but does not disappear”.
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Source: Programme Television
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