Amandine Pellissard is currently in Paris for professional reasons. And she got a call that she would have been fine with. On Thursday, November 25, her husband Alex warned her that he was in the emergency room with one of their children. A story that the candidate of Large families, life in XXL (TF1) told in story Instagram.
Bad news for the Pellissard family. Hector, one of the eight Pellissard children, ended up in the emergency room in the evening. “My doggie got injured. Charles closed the door with Hector’s finger in it (hinge side). So in my opinion it’s broken“Amandine wrote in the caption of a photo of her son’s hand, which can be seen swollen. She then shared a photo of her wonder, with a smile, in the emergency room.”So Alex went to the emergency room with Hector until the nanny arrived for the other kitties. Big anguish“, she captioned the shot.
So that Internet users understand what had happened, Amandine Pellissard then spoke. Thus, his fans discovered that it was during a game with his brother Charles that Hector got his finger stuck. It was located in “the worst part” Door. “He just had his X-rays. It seems he hasn’t moved. (…) We can imagine that it is fractured. I’m disgusted, obviously it happens when I’m 500 miles from home“, continued the mother who has known many tragedies in her life. She added that her son had been very courageous and that, as usual, he kept smiling.
Shortly after, the verdict was dropped. “Big relief. He’s got a big bruise, no fracture. We are really relieved because when the doctor saw his finger, he told us that normally it was broken. Actually no so it’s so cool. Not to be at home is anguish. Whenever my children had something, I was there and I took them to the emergency room. There I am not here and something must happen. But then it happens“Said Amandine Pellissard. She regrets this accident all the more because they had foam to protect the children from this kind of situation. But as it was only peeling off, they decided to remove it. She nevertheless tried to put things into perspective.