Caroline Fiat, a nursing assistant at the Assembly

She put the "gentleman" in the body bag and said to herself that ethics had become "anything" . “It shocked me. I didn't want to take responsibility for being the last person to see his face. ” So, a little before closing the lock, Caroline Fiat felt compelled to speak to the deceased. "To explain to him that his family could not come because of the coronavirus." The deputy nurse has long had nightmares, she saw it. “It's despicable. We don't even do that to an animal. " The bad dreams eventually disappeared.

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Caroline Fiat became Member of the Insoumise (LFI) in 2017, after seven years of service in nursing homes. "My election, it was not planned in the casting", she still smiles today. Since then, she has been the first and the only nursing assistant in a Hemicycle which has many doctors in its spans.

Encouraged by her colleagues at the LFI

At the start of confinement, she observed the fatigue of the caregivers. After consulting her husband - "We still have two little ones at the

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