In this period of deconfinement, Monique went through an anxiety attack. She was anxious at first to come out, but also at the idea of ​​signing the deed of sale of her mother's house placed in Ehpad. At the microphone of "La Libre antenne", on Europe 1, Monique confided in Olivier Delacroix.

TESTIMONY

The deconfinement is an agonizing period for Monique. The latter, accustomed to staying at home, was not reassured at the idea of ​​going out because of the behavior of certain people. To this anxiety is added that of signing the deed of sale for her mother's house, which has been placed in an Ehpad for two years. At the microphone of "La Libre antenne", on Europe 1, Monique shares her anxieties with Olivier Delacroix.

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"My mother is 90 years old and in nursing home. I got very mad at her. I took care of everything so much, I was alone in managing everything. I have been supporting everything at arm's length for years Alone. Now it has calmed down. I have been alone with her for years. I have endured everything, including when my father was sick. It has lasted for so many years. My mother did not either been very tender with me.

" She asked, 'When do I come home?' "

Tomorrow will be an important moment for me, because I will sign the deed of sale for his house, which was also his parents' house. I got her on the phone tonight, she said, 'Don't make yourself sick for this. Here I am, I got used to it. I have been in an Ehpad since 2018 '. I took care of everything. I did everything to keep her at home. We medicalized his house. 

Then she fell, she was hospitalized. In nursing home, she almost went there because of a terrible urinary tract infection. At first, she struggled. She always told me about her house. I told her she couldn't live there anymore. It took a long time to accept. For a long time she asked, 'When do I come home?'. It is hard to say to your mother: 'You are in a nursing home and you are going to stay there'.

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I was worried about deconfinement. I was afraid of people who do anything. It was already my daily life to have no social life and to stay at home. Containment did not change much. I have lived alone for years. It is true that I feel more relieved at home than when I am outside. Tomorrow I have to go out to go to the notary. I had an anxiety attack, but it's better. I was afraid to go out.

During confinement, I went out to run errands. Regarding deconfinement, I'm better. On the other hand, I stress to sign the deed of sale of my mother's house tomorrow afternoon. The sale of this house does not bother me. It's been years, since my mother is in Ehpad, that I support my parents and this house. For me it will be a relief. "