TESTIMONY
It has been almost three months since Laurent has seen his partner. The latter has been stranded with her daughter in Morocco since March 14 due to confinement. Despite her approaches to the consulate, she fails to return. At the microphone of "La Libre antenne" on Europe 1, Laurent tells Olivier Delacroix to feel isolated and to be sad because of the absence of his partner.
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"My partner has been in Morocco since March 14. She needed to go there to receive a small inheritance from her sister who died in an accident. She was unable to return due to confinement. I did not not seen since. We call each other, but sometimes we can't get together because of the difficult communications. I'm starting to get depressed because the time is very long. Morally, it's not going very well. She would like to come back, but there are no possibilities.
" They are still confined "I met her at the end of 2017 on Meetic. She was a widow. Her first husband was a surgeon, but he died of cancer. She later remarried to a Frenchman who was not nice. She divorced after three years of galleys and after we met. We get along very well, because she has no faults. She is kind and intelligent. She is a nurse. We can not fault him. We have been living together for two years.
She is in Agadir with her daughter who is not nice to her. She shows him all the colors. She is 28 years old. She is the last in the family and was very spoiled. She does not work. My partner went to the consulate, but nothing is moving. In addition, they are still confined. When we were deconfigured on May 11, they still had at least three weeks left.
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I am sad and I am isolated. I do not work because I am visually impaired. I have no social connection. I have no family. My mother died in 2012 from cancer. I have no siblings. I have relationships with the neighborhood bistro, but they are not friends. I don't want to drink like them. I force myself to eat well so as not to let myself go.
I called the assistants for the visually impaired and the blind. Someone is coming to see me next week to speak with me for a few hours. It will do me good. I sometimes go to the market. There are people who tell me: "You are not going to see her again. It will last at least until September".