Pléneuf-Val-André: Élodie Tamalah will be in dedication Friday August 15 for her book “What nobody sees”

It is an overwhelming account. Meanwhile, imbued with sincerity and hope, that Tamalah Elodies delivers in his work “What nobody sees”. Furthermore, Mother of three children, she traces the painful but resilient path with sensitivity which followed the announcement of her illness. Nevertheless, This Friday, August 15, the author will be in dedication from 10 a.m., at the Valpresse bookstore, Pléneuf-Val-André.

“Patients need stories” – Pléneuf-val-andré: élodie tamalah will dedication

“I wanted to tell all my journey: diagnoses. Consequently, operations, treatments but also buried emotions, and all that we do not say,” says the author. This book. born of an intimate need, is also a gesture of love: “I wrote for myself, but also for my children, so that they understand,” she adds. Because beyond medical care, patients need words, benchmarks and stories that accompany them.

This book becomes a real Carnet-Refuge, a space for sharing and supporting. “He helps me pléneuf-val-andré: élodie tamalah will dedication to face this test, and I hope he can also help other people,” adds Élodie. If the disease forced her to leave her job as a hairdresser. she chose to reinvent herself as a wellness accompanist. “Humanly, it brings me a lot,” she says.

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Dedication session at the Valpresse bookstore, Pléneuf-Val-André, 7 rue Amiral Charner, this Friday August 15 from 10 a.m. Book: “What nobody sees” by Élodie Tamalah, in self -publishing.