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The Covid-19 pandemic has confronted the population of most regions of the planet with an unprecedented situation, often a source of anxiety. It has also claimed many victims: more than 5.45 million deaths worldwide since the end of December 2019, according to a report established by AFP. But for the World Health Organization, this assessment of the pandemic could be two to three times higher than that officially recorded.
This global health crisis has had very different repercussions depending on the course. For some, seriously affected, who have lost a loved one, or caregivers overwhelmed by successive waves, nothing will ever be the same again. We give the floor today to witnesses, whose lives have been turned upside down by the disease.
- Dr Boris Chaumette, psychiatrist at theAnne’s Hospital in Paris. Researcher in theINSERM unit U1266. Doctor in Psychiatry and Neurosciences, studying the genetics and epigenetics of psychiatric disorders, in particular schizophrenia
- Flavie de Montenay clinical psychologist, relaxation psychotherapist, body psychoanalyst and author. Affected by Covid-19 since March 2020
- Julie Grasset, president of the association Empty heart 19, which helps families deal with the trauma of losing a loved one
- Pr Thibaud Damy, cardiologist at CHU Henri Mondor in Créteil, past-president of the GICC of the French Society of Cardiology.