Monday January 3, Valérie Damidot was angry against a tweet from Estelle Denis on the resuscitation of unvaccinated patients. Not sure that the two facilitators have found common ground.
While the Covid epidemic is currently in its fifth wave, with a sharp rise in cases every day, the opposition between pro-vaccines and anti-vaccines continues to rage. A debate all the more topical with the implementation of the vaccine pass, recently announced by the government. Between those who advocate individual freedoms and those who blame the epidemic on the unvaccinated, nothing works, to the point of seeing the birth of a rather extreme debate, mentioned on January 1 in a column in the Journal du dimanche: “Should the unvaccinated also assume their free choice not to be resuscitated? “ signed by Dr. André Grimaldi, professor at CHU Pitié-Salpêtrière. This chilling questioning about the resuscitation (or not) of unvaccinated patients aroused the interest of Estelle Denis, who chose to invite the doctor on her show Estelle midi to talk about it. An editorial choice that did not please Valérie Damidot, up to speed on Twitter. “Seriously ?????The host commented in a tweet from the show announcing the topic.
Valérie Damidot, up against Estelle Denis: “It’s a mess!”
The companion of Raymond Domenech responded to her colleague from the PAF by posting a screenshot of the forum in question, but Valérie Damidot has hardly tasted this thread of thought. “There is no debate to be had. It’s a hell of a thing to ask the question, there is something called the Hippocratic Oath …“, replied the latter under the post.”This is the principle of debate! “, retorted Estelle Denis. “We invited him to Estelle Midi and it seems interesting to me to hear his point of view, while contradicting precisely what you are saying about the Hippocratic Oath. “ Not sure that the argument manages to convince the decoration specialist …
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Valérie Damidot and her daughter Roxane Damidot
Valérie Damidot and her daughter Roxane Damidot – Exceptional screening of “Frozen 2” at the Grand Rex in Paris on November 13, 2019. © Veeren Ramsamy / Bestimage
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Estelle Denis and her companion Raymond Domenech – Ballon d’Or 2019 ceremony in Paris on December 2, 2019 © JB Autissier / Panoramic / Bestimage
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Estelle Denis and her companion Raymond Domenech in the stands during the Coupe de Ligue quarter-final match between Paris Saint-Germain and AS Saint-Etienne at Parc des Princes in Paris, France, January 8, 2020. PSG won 6-1. © Giancarlo Gorassini / Bestimage
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Backstage of the recording of the show “Les Grosses Têtes Prime”, presented by L.Ruquier and broadcast on October 2 at 9:05 pm on France 2.
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RMC / RMC Sport back-to-school press conference for the 2021/2022 season at the Altice Campus in Paris, France, August 30, 2021. © Christophe Clovis / Bestimage
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Valérie Damidot and her daughter Roxanne Damidot
Valérie Damidot and her daughter Roxanne Damidot – Preview of the film “Aline” at the Grand Rex in Paris on October 25, 2021. © Veeren / Bestimage
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Valérie Damidot and her daughter Roxanne Damidot – Preview of the film “Aline” at the Grand Rex in Paris on October 25, 2021. © Veeren / Bestimage
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Estelle Denis during the Swimming Heroes Challenges for UNICEF during the Olympic meeting at the swimming pool in Courbevoie, France, February 24, 2019 © Pierre Perusseau / Bestimage
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Valérie Damidot at S.Sisley’s birthday party at Roxie restaurant in Paris, France, May 6, 2019 © Pierre Perusseau / Bestimage
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Valérie Damidot – Photocall of the general “L ?? Oiseau Paradis” at the Paradis Latin in Paris on June 6, 2019. © Olivier Borde / Bestimage