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“I have no right to die”: Samuel Le Bihan confides on TF1 his greatest fear for his autistic daughter

2024-03-31T18:56:12.476Z

Highlights: “I have no right to die”: Samuel Le Bihan confides on TF1 his greatest fear for his autistic daughter. The actor created the Autisme Info Service platform which coordinates the different associations which work on a daily basis with families. For this initiative, he will be made a knight of the Legion of Honor next Tuesday. For series actor Alex Hugo, “we need difference on this planet” and Angia is “a source of inspiration, courage and tenacity”


VIDEO – The actor of the series Alex Hugo is the portrait this Sunday of Audrey Crespo-Mara in “Sept à trois”, a few days before being made a knight of the Legion of Honor for his commitment to autistic people.


“It moves me enormously to be useful to this society, to have made things progress

,” declared Samuel Le Bihan this Sunday, March 31, to Audrey Crespo-Mara. The actor created the Autisme Info Service platform which coordinates the different associations which work on a daily basis with families. For this initiative, he will be made a knight of the Legion of Honor next Tuesday.

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It was by becoming the father of Angia, whose autism was diagnosed very early, that Samuel Le Bihan discovered what this spectrum was.

“She sees the world in her own way. She tries to build relationships using her own methods. “She’s a child who has lots of strategies for playing with other children

,” he says.

Angia is a source of inspiration, courage and tenacity

Samuel Le Bihan in “Seven to Eight”

“At home, things are going well, she is a sunny child, but we are not immune to a crisis. She rolls on the ground, screaming. Parents of autistic children know that

,” also explains the actor who is now raising his daughter alone. On TF1, Samuel Le Bihan explains that he has a pragmatic relationship with Angia's disability. Only one fear inhabits her, what will she do when he disappears.

“I don’t have the right to die,”

he says, upset.

His testimony is without taboo and full of pride. Angia is now in middle school, in fifth grade.

“It shocked me where this little girl came from who didn’t speak, who didn’t eat. It's not easy every day but we're there. She has her place, things are going well

,” says Samuel Le Bihan before specifying that his daughter refuses

“to be stigmatized because she considers that it is a weakness and that she can be rejected because of that

. ”

For series actor

Alex Hugo

,

“we need difference on this planet”

and Angia is

“a source of inspiration, courage and tenacity”

.

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