Éléonore Laloux works at a private hospital in Arras. She is the spokesperson for the Amis d'Éléonore collective, which fights against the stigmatization of Down's Syndrome.
Yann Barte is a journalist. A former reporter and political editor, he has been working on disability issues for several years.
Down Syndrome, So What!
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- Nombre de pages176
- FormatePub
- ISBN978-2-315-01241-1
- EAN9782315012411
- Date de parution06/07/2023
- Protection num.Adobe DRM
- Taille1 Mo
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurMax Milo
Résumé
"We have to fight for Down's syndrome. People see people with Down's syndrome as abnormal. Those who make fun of me, I ignore. Period. That's how I feel as a Down's sufferer. You have to say to yourself: 'I've got more chromosomes than them.'"
When Éléonore was born, the doctors considered her a "chromosomal aberration" and urged her parents not to get attached to her. With Down's syndrome and a heart defect, they gave her little chance of survival.
Twenty-eight years later, Éléonore is more alive than ever. Now an independent adult, she recounts her years of struggle with her parents to remain in a mainstream environment, and her refusal to be reduced to her illness. With humor, she shares her daily life, between her two-room apartment, her "job, " her tumultuous love affairs and her passion for pop rock. Éléonore is determined to change people's perception of Down's Syndrome. Éléonore Laloux works at a private hospital in Arras.
She is the spokesperson for the Amis d'Éléonore collective, which fights against the stigmatization of Down's Syndrome. Yann Barte is a journalist. A former reporter and political editor, he has been working on disability issues for several years.
Twenty-eight years later, Éléonore is more alive than ever. Now an independent adult, she recounts her years of struggle with her parents to remain in a mainstream environment, and her refusal to be reduced to her illness. With humor, she shares her daily life, between her two-room apartment, her "job, " her tumultuous love affairs and her passion for pop rock. Éléonore is determined to change people's perception of Down's Syndrome. Éléonore Laloux works at a private hospital in Arras.
She is the spokesperson for the Amis d'Éléonore collective, which fights against the stigmatization of Down's Syndrome. Yann Barte is a journalist. A former reporter and political editor, he has been working on disability issues for several years.
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