This Monday, February 20, Eglantine Emeyé sadly announced the death of her son Samy on Instagram. 17 years old, Samy was autistic and multiple handicapped. A difficult daily life which prevented Eglantine Emeyé from living with her son.
This is very sad news shared by Eglantine Emeyé this Monday, February 20. The host said on her Instagram account the death of his son Samy, autism and multiple disabilities. “Last night, at midnight, my little angel, my toothbrush thief, my little lion with such a gentle gaze, flew to the stars, after 13 days of struggle. I have no words… only an immense pain, and the infinite love that I have for him My Samychou, I love you… forever. Your mama is heartbroken, but she knows you’ll never hurt again.”, wrote Eglantine Emeyé in the caption of her Instagram post.
In 2019, in the show on France 2 It starts today, presented by Faustine Bollaert, Eglantine Emeyé confided in her daily life with her son Samy. Due to her disability, she could not live with him. In effect, Samy was hospitalized in Hyères, in a specialized center. “To be completely sincere, I would love to be able to live with my son on a daily basis, but it’s impossible”, indicated Eglantine Emeyé.
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Why couldn’t Eglantine Emeyé live with Samy?
Due to his disability, Samy needed daily care that was too complicated to provide at home. “He has far too severe autistic disorders. It makes life at home very, very difficult,” explained Eglantine Emeyé to Faustine Bollaert. “My son has need a fairly fixed and regular frame. Life at home requires that every day, we take him to see an occupational therapist, a speech therapist, a psychomotrician, … it’s a lot of change for him and it disturbs him enormously, it’s very difficult to live “. The bereaved mother had explained that Samy needed to live in a place where care comes to him.
Samy also had an older brother, and their mother wanted protect her other son from a difficult and sometimes violent daily life. Her plan was to create a “shared accommodation for disabled people in a private structure” to live closer to her son.