” Oh dear. It did good to my completely tense body”. Carole rolls her eyes when she thinks back to her appointment with an osteopath, taken the day of the opening, in the premises of the association “La Maison autour”, in Nogent-sur-Marne.
This Friday, this 49-year-old Fontenaysienne, suffering from breast cancer since September 2021, returned for an art therapy course, before heading to a sophrology session. “Before I was speed. I am a former dancer and with the disease you feel like you no longer control your body, she explains, wearing a black scarf on her head to hide the hair loss. It’s weird but my body held on. »
Hearing it, Violaine Djen, founder and president of the association, in remission from cancer, smiles. “I discovered that supportive care helped me a lot, explains this sophrologist who had noticed that many patients did not necessarily have the means to pay for a session or did not think of certain practices. It’s important for morale and it’s a budget. And in no case should it replace treatment. »