In France, Lorie Pester has undoubtedly marked the music scene. In the early 2000s, the singer chained hits, awards and tours. In parallel, the interpreter of “I will be” has also launched into the world of the 7ᵉ art. In the city, she is the happy mother of a little Nina. But getting pregnant was not easy for the star. Indeed, Lorie Pester has long suffered from endometriosis. As a reminder, this chronic disease affects – to date – one in ten women in France. Like Enora Malagré or even Laetitia Milot, the artist has often raised public awareness on this subject.
Through his book “The things of my life”, Lorie Pester opened up like never before about her private life. Especially on motherhood. In 2020, the interpreter of “I’m going fast” welcomed her little girl. A dream that was difficult to achieve because of endometriosis. “What happened to me is that we had tried a few months before naturally but if it doesn’t come naturally, we will have to try PMA (medically assisted procreation, editor’s note). Me, it was not possible otherwise the disease, it would have spread too much”, confessed the young woman on the show Unexpected on France Info and to add: “With my companion, it was our project. I would have never given up.”
Following countless testimonies, Emmanuel Macron has also decided to act on his own scale. The Head of State and his government have recognized endometriosis as “a social problem”. Unvarnished, Lorie Pester also explained that the disease had a terrible impact on her privacy. “Sometimes our companion doesn’t know what to do, we’re in pain. We’re with our hot water bottle, we can’t do anything. Sometimes I even had guilt. I couldn’t carry my little one because my stomach hurt too much. belly. We stay in bed for whole days so we feel guilty because we can’t go to work. We can’t do everything we want”, she added.
In the turmoil, Lorie Pester has always been able to count on the unfailing support of her half. “It’s not easy for them because they really have to find their place. Its role is to be a shoulder to lean on, to reassure us, to be positive. And then, just being there listening to us is already great”. she concluded.
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