“I feel it coming”, the actress and singer feels close to the end

Against all odds, Emmanuel Macron finally asked his government to present a bill for assisted dying, with a view to submitting it to the National Assembly at the end of May, for future application. At the beginning of March, the President of the Republic and his Prime Minister Gabriel Attal had immediately established frameworks and defined the conditions for accessing this end-of-life solution, while evoking “a law of fraternity” and even “a law which reconciles the autonomy of the individual and the solidarity of the nation”. Personalities had taken advantage of their notoriety to ask the government to move in this direction for several years, like Françoise Hardy who is still very ill, or even Line Renaudvery favorable to support towards the end of life.

The actress and singer immediately congratulated herself when she heard the news. “What a wonder! I’m so happy”she rejoiced. “When the doctors, the family, the loved ones of a patient know that there is nothing more to be done, that it is a matter of months, and that these last moments will be painful, then we must ‘help to die’she expressed for Releasewhile recalling that she actually had “a lot of talk on television sets” And “in the press”. Questioned again on the air of France InterLine Renaud confirmed her choice not to die in suffering.

Line Renaud wants to die in her sleep

Dany Boon’s friend initially joked about her age on Thursday March 21. ‘Oh! My God, I’m going to be 50!’ But 50 years is wonderful!”she declared on the microphone of national radio, affirming that she did not see herself “not grow old”. Nevertheless, lucid to 95 years oldLine Renaud suggested that she was “closer to the end” that of the beginning of his life, without taking gloves and remaining completely serene. “There, frankly, I would be cheating if I told you that I see myself far from the end! Not at all… The end, I feel it coming”she declared, before repeating: “She’s at my door, well let her knock!”.

Obviously, and taking into account his previous statements, the journalist asked Line Renaud whether or not she would decide on him “to open the door” when she decided. Referring to the death of his mother in “horrible suffering” 20 years ago, the artist who campaigned in favor of Sidaction for his 30 years reaffirmed that she “would not suffer” like her. “I’ll never see that at home again, no. [Ce sera] at home, in my bed and in my sleep, with my dog ​​next to me”she assured firmly.

Line Renaud forced into clandestine abortion

Line Renaud also spoke on another topical subject that is close to her heart, namely the inclusion of abortion in the Constitution, much criticized by part of the opposition, finally voted on at the beginning of the month of March by elected officials gathered in Congress. “It’s one of the most beautiful things that can happen to France”she insisted, going into contradiction with the President of the Senate Gérard Larcher who had expressed his disagreement, causing a stir.

The artist herself had been confronted with a complicated situation in her youth. She had to resort to a clandestine abortion when she was only 18 years old. “I was pregnant and we went to see this angel maker. It was a completely dark corridor, a woman I didn’t see”she remembered, before mentioning the “two needles” who made him bleed. “So from the moment it bled, I was no longer pregnant”she said, to conclude on the dangers of clandestine abortion since she had suffered from sepsis in the process.

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