Guest on France Inter facing Léa Salamé during her tour See you laterVéronique Sanson revealed that she sometimes suffers from depressive episodes. Touching, the 75-year-old singer indicated how she managed to manage depression, by remaining alone, quiet and far from those close to her. “Nothing makes me feel good when I’m sad. Nothing. I lock myself away“, confides the interpreter of the title My reverence. And to continue: “I’m in my bubble, I don’t answer the phone. I don’t want to take a step like I’m being sucked into my bed.”
Feeling a deep discomfort during these moments of sadness which seem timeless to her, the singer who was a victim of cancer in the past continues: “When I’m really down and depressed… It’s not even the end of the world, it’s nothingness! So, I find myself in a bubble of nothingness. (…) The idea of going to the bottom of the garden is for me as if I were about to take a rocket to go to Mars. EVERYTHING seems hard! It’s not even that we have negative thoughts, it’s that we don’t have any thoughts at all.”.
We must “never” despair according to Véronique Sanson
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