It’s a violent rant that pushed Marine Lloris last week. Indeed, on the night of Thursday to Friday, the companion of the former goalkeeper and captain of the France team, Hugo Lloris, went to the emergency room. This one, suffering from “very serious allergy that was spreading rapidly”decided to go to the Saint-Jean polyclinic in Cagnes-sur-Mer (Alpes-Maritimes) to be examined.
However, the mother of three children would have been refused by the establishment. The reason ? The fact that she does not have her vital card on her and the “fear” from the hospital “not get paid” according to his statements on Instagram. “I was not an emergency, because I did not have a social security number. For them, I was someone to be wary of”she assured in her publication before continuing: “but not someone who needed urgent treatment. For the first time, I didn’t feel like I belonged in my country, in the city where I was born”.
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The hospital responds to the companion of Hugo Lloris
A few days after this rant, another version has just been published. Indeed, Alexandra Cittadini, the president and general manager of the Saint-Jean polyclinic, confided in the columns of the Figaro.
“Around midnight, there were already twelve patients, including five in an unstable situation and one in critical condition. Mrs. Lloris was told that she could not be taken care of immediately, and she did not wish to wait. So she left”, assures the president. Regarding the “absence” of the vital card of the ex-Blues player’s companion, Alexandra Cittadini also gave her version: “It’s not a Vitale or financial card problem, we take everyone, even people who come in swimsuits and without papers at the time”.
In addition to having made a point and gave her version, the president of the clinic also wished to underline an important point of this evening: the attitude of the sister of Marine Lloris. This one, present during the evening, would have shown “quite vehement towards the staff”. However, in her publication made on social networks, Marine Lloris obviously gave a completely different version: “two nurses treated me with contempt and spoke to me with arrogance”. A story far from over…