The trip she was waiting for so much turned into a nightmare. According to information from Closer magazine, available on newsstands this Friday, November 15, Laeticia Hallyday would have been admitted to a hospital in Ho Chi Minh following pyelophritisserious bacterial infection affecting the kidneys and likely to spread into the blood.
Arrival in Vietnam on November 4, the one who once shared her life with Johnny Hallyday carried out humanitarian action in the name of La Bonne Étoile, his association which works to provide decent living conditions for children by giving them access to education, medicine and food.
Hospitalized with high fever and terrible back pain
Since his arrival, she had notably visited the Go Vap Orphanagean orphanage specializing in caring for children suffering from disabilities (down syndrome, autism, blindness, etc.).
“Moved to return to Vietnam for this mission that is so close to my heart, she then wrote on Instagram, in the caption of images captured during her visit.
Finding our teams, the children, and seeing everything that @labonneetoileorg achieves on the ground fills me with gratitude and strength.”
Laeticia planned to visit all the structures financed by La Bonne Étoile, but fate decided otherwise. According to Closerthe widow of Taulier would have been hospitalized Monday November 11 with fever and shooting back pain. Doctors then diagnosed him with pyelophritis, a urinary infection of mainly bacterial origin, manifested by high fever and lower back pain. Antibiotic treatment is essential to control the infection and prevent it from spreading into the blood.
All's well that ends well
Fortunately, Laeticia was taken care of in time. After a few days of rest, she was able to resume her activities in the land of the dragon. In particular, she went to meet deprived adolescents, to whom she distributed scholarships.
This Wednesday, November 13, she shared the video of a scooter trip in Hanoi on her Instagram account. “Hanoi, my eternal favorite which is much more than a destination, she wrote. This city is an emotion, a source of inspiration, a part of me. (…) Thanks to my incredible team @ labonneetoileorg who shares these moments of life with me.”
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