"It's over,"
he had been told at the hospital.
When Richard arrived at Nicodemus' house, the doctors gave him only
"a few days to live"
.
It was two months ago.
Since then, he has become a well-known patient of the teams at this new palliative care home.
Nicodème's house, inaugurated in Nantes last April, is one of those places where life rushes in through all the interstices.
In this modern building of light and greenery, she finds her way until the last hours of existence.
“
'
Sad, slow, dead': that's what people have in mind when we talk about palliative care.
Here, we deconstruct these clichés
, launches Carine, one of the team's physiotherapists.
Everything that gives taste and desire to patients, we try to find it.”
With his mid-length hair, his bluesman voice and his golden ring in his ear, Richard, who seems straight out of a Jack Kerouac novel, took this principle literally.
Wild, resistant to authority, refusing...
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