"Si j'avais été en France, je n'aurais peut-être pas ce ganglion. C'est un peu de ma faute."
Patagonie, janvier 2023. #FlorentPagny annonce "des images pas terribles" au scanner. Il doit reprendre son traitement d'immunothérapie, interrompu à son départ de France, il y a 5 mois. pic.twitter.com/iYib2KOz5K
~p>In his comments given to the Sunday rendezvous of the first channel, the artist let his disappointment and a certain form of guilt show. "Çthis story pissed me off. Çit never stops. There is always something that ends up reappearing. Now it is a lymph node that marks", lamented Florant Pagny. "I did not follow the immunotherapy treatment, so I have to go back and do it quickly. Maybe if I had been in France, I wouldn't have this ganglion that appears like that, if I had followed the program. It's a bit my fault,” he admitted. The cause: a hasty return at home in Patagonia, as early as June 2022, when there was talk of remission.
In 8:30 p.m. Le Dimanche, on France 2 this time, Florent Pagny detailed : "I played a little, even though you don't play with that. The treatment had worked really well, I was a bit of an idiot for four or five months. The immunotherapy cycle is four months long, and in the fifth month, one night, “it happened, I was coughing all night long.”
“I'm the one who does stupid things. If there's a relapse, it's because I found myself wanting to play Zorro a bit, saying, “OK, the medicine has done its job,” he summed up again on RTL.”Florent Pagny should this time settle down Buenos Aires after his visit to France, the capital of Argentina, in order to be closer to a hospital.
A guest at the start of the 2024 school year on Laurent Karila's podcast “Addiktion”, just before an announced return to The Voice, Florent Pagny reassured people about his health, before going into more detail about his chaotic medical journey. “When you're affected by this disease that we call the crab because it clings on, it keeps coming back, even if for a while the treatments do their job well, it has a tendency to come back,” he explained. And to add: “For me, it came back twice after the first, so it was three times.” Noting the ineffectiveness of immunotherapy in the face of relapses at repetition, he then indicated that he had given up to turn to other methods. “There, there is no more treatment. Not even immunotherapy. We realized one day that “it didn't work, there were relapses, we gave up.”
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