“We are not equal in the face of this virus”, testifies the representative of the Renaloo association

Despite the announcement of the lifting of restrictions and the entry into force of the vaccination pass, hospitals are still overloaded and operations continue to be postponed. “I would like to testify to the immense anxiety experienced by patients who are severely immunocompromised. At Renaloo we represent patients who are on dialysis, transplants and many of whom do not respond to vaccination. We are not equal in the face of to this virus and severely immunocompromised transplant recipients are paying a very heavy price for the epidemic. Regarding the kidney transplant, it was suspended for almost two months from the first wave”, reports Magali Léo, representative of the Renaloo association.

Many associations have expressed desires, wishes and alerts to the President of the Republic. “We listen to the Elysée, we also listen to the Minister of Health and we thank them. We are aware of the commitment of the ministry’s teams to protect severely immunocompromised people. not far enough”, adds brings Magali Leo.