If it took her many years to reveal what illness she was suffering from, Hélène Segara
nevertheless informed the press on October 8, 2013 that she had been receiving cortisone treatment to treat a rare disease for six months. His rare disease is none other than optic neuritis, an inflammation of the optic nerve.
This weekend, at the microphone of Steven Bellery on RTLthe one who experienced some disagreements with Julie Zenatti looked back on the early years “terrible” she experienced when her illness was diagnosed. “I spent two terrible years, trying to smile, working, but like a dilettante because I was quite exhausted, and then one morning I said to myself that I had to fight even harder, to continue to do what I was doing”confided the 52-year-old singer before specifying: “I tried a new treatment which stabilized me, and I started raising funds for an eye association which supports diseases like mine”.
Indeed, the illness from which she suffers “can affect anyone”. “I was in perfect health, I had 12/10 in each eye before waking up almost blind”, she takes as an example. This Monday, October 2, 2023, Isabelle Morini-BoscadmiringHélène Ségara, wished to return to this intervention in PAF. The columnist notably deplored the horrible criticism of the interpreter of There are too many people who love you when she wanted to hide her illness.
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Hélène Segara victim of terrible insults after revealing her illness
“She is a woman for whom I have boundless admiration because for years she suffered, on the sets it hurt like hell, she never denounced a contract. She always took responsibility for everything. And really, it was incredibly painful for her. You don’t know how much she was criticized.”first recalled the one who also officiates on RTL in addition to collaborating with Cyril Hanouna.
Afterwards, Isabelle Morini-Bosc remembered how the singer “was insulted on the networks”. “There were some who said, because she had high doses of cortisone, on the networks we saw “stop the botox big poof”, “but get out”, “stop”, you can’t know “. Worse still, the journalist remembered the filming of a special program for M6 whenHélène Ségara had just had surgery. “And in order not to fail in her obligations, she put a hair in front of her eye. Well it was “do you think you’re the girl from Roger Rabbit?”she remembered, still shocked to read such horrors.
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