Matthieu Lartot continues his long fight against the disease. On April 18, a journalist from France Télévisions announced on his Instagram account that his knee cancer had relapsed: “Today I had to drop the antenna to get back in the ring and fight cancer for the second time!“The rugby expert had already dealt with this disease in adolescence:”26 years later, history is unfortunately misfiring. The odds of this happening were 1-5%, and it did. It’s going to shake very hard, but I’m ready and well surrounded.Later, the 43-year-old man appeared in the newspaper’s columns. olympic noon he said he was going to have a severe surgical operation, an amputation: “To be honest, I take this as a let-go. Besides, I’ve been doing this in my head for years. The lifespan of the prosthesis I wore for 25 years was limited and my leg was too damaged to buy a new one. So I knew the amputation would happen sooner or later. But there is a gap that I cannot control between preparing for this psychologically and waking up with the loss of a limb after the operation… But the important thing is the struggle for life; It’s not a question of holding my leg.“
On Friday, July 7, Matthieu Lartot made the news. Despite his amputation, the journalist said reassuring words on his Instagram account: “Straight! The road to rehab started two weeks ago and morale is high! The amputation went well and the results of the anapath fell 2 days ago: they are excellent. Chemotherapy worked, and surgery did the rest.“The native of Mantes-la-Jolie is still determined not to catch fire, and he’s taking one scene after another:”It’s not a quick victory because this bloody disease is insidious but its cures are over and from now on it will be a simple follow up every 3 months for 5 years. Until then, I have a lot of work to do to walk again, but I give my all to do my best every day. You have to know how to take advantage of the small progress every day, step by step… After spending 1 month at the clinic and rehab center this weekend, I will be able to get my first ‘permit’ to find my family at home. Long live sport and long live rugby!“
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