During the five years that his osteopathic studies lasted, Axel*, now in his thirties, never worried about his future. But the year 2013, that of obtaining his diploma, marked the end of the recklessness. “
I settled in pretty quickly after doing a few substitutions. The first years I had to hang on. I managed to live on it, even if I made a bad living
,” he says. During the months when his office, located near Clermont-Ferrand, was functioning rather well, the young osteopath got away with 1000 euros net per month in his pocket. "
The number of patients was very variable, there were whole weeks when I did not work at all.
Some months, after paying my expenses, I had a little less than the RSA left to live on.
It was never famous
”.
Shortly before the Covid, the thirties felt that he had reached a ceiling: the number of patients was no longer increasing, nor was his salary.
So last December, after...
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