Saturday April 3, Line Renaud sent a letter to the deputies. The actress and singer asks them to vote on the bill on the end of life, at the National Assembly, on April 8.
It is a fight that is close to his heart. Saturday April 3, Line Renaud sent a letter to the deputies in which she evokes a subject particularly sensitive in her eyes, namely euthanasia. A message, from the actress and singer, who comes a few days before the examination of the bill from deputy Olivier Falorni, from the Libertés et Territoires group, as specified in an article by Paris Match published Monday April 5. The latter which institutes a “Right to a free and chosen end of life” is “A very important text. Capital itself ”, according to the now 92-year-old artist, who began her letter with these words. She claims freedom for each of “Die with dignity.”
If the interpreter of Antoine Bailleul’s mother in the film “Welcome to the Ch’tis” has decided to make it his hobbyhorse, it is no coincidence. As she explains in her text, also published on his Twitter account, she met many people who wished they could choose to die at some point. This is the case of her husband, Loulou Gasté, of her mother but also of “So many AIDS patients” whom she met during her life: “The latest is from the mother of a friend who has worked alongside me for a very long time. She had to endure excruciating suffering that the current law has not for a moment allowed to alleviate. ” And to add: “As admirable as they are, the doctors were not able to prevent this ordeal and this woman did not pass away peacefully, with dignity, as she wished.”
Thursday, the deputies will have to examine a capital text. I am sending them this letter today. I am counting on you, who represent us, to vote for this law which will give everyone the possibility of choosing their #FindeVie. This is essential progress that should no longer be prevented. Line pic.twitter.com/1lmDHZYVr0
— Line Renaud (@linerenaud) April 3, 2021
A committed woman
Line Renaud is not at his first fight. For 35 years, she has been involved in the fight against HIV and AIDS. The actress and singer is also co-founder and vice-president of Sidaction, since 1994. A place that she would not leave for the world. “It has become my raison d’être. I think it was meant for me, I’m a diehard and I love people ”, she also specified in an interview with the Parisian, Saturday March 27. A personality and a dynamism that allow him to continue to fight for different causes.
Article written in collaboration with 6Medias
Photo credits: Pierre Perusseau / Bestimage
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