This Wednesday, October 19, Frédérique (Love is in the meadow) gave news on Instagram about his mother, who suffered a stroke a few months ago.
The end of an ordeal! Frédérique, the candidate revealed by Love is in the meadowwent through a very complicated start to 2024. Last June, his mother suffered another stroke. “We’re still coming back from the emergency room. My mom had another stroke. She was at home and then her body gave out“, she announced on Instagram. Pierre’s wife had shared on Instagram the different stages of the latter’s convalescence. At the beginning of July, she began her rehabilitation in Mont-de-Marsan. “She is very motivated, she spoke much better today. She ate her lunch well, she had an appetite. These are very encouraging things,” she then announced.
Frédérique (Love is in the meadow) takes stock of his mother’s stroke
This Wednesday, October 9, Frédérique announced the end of this painful parenthesis. “That’s it, mom returned to her little home again yesterday. Since June 7th it’s been a long time, hospitalization and rehabilitation”, she said on Instagram. But the Gersoise wanted to make the most of this terrible experience. “This is the end of a somewhat painful event, but which ultimately turned into very nice meetings for Mom with all the staff of the Nouvielle rehabilitation center, Mont de Marsan Hospital and the patients. she wrote, before thanking the nursing staff. “There were tears, sadness, fear of the unknown, fear of losing her but there were also laughter, hugs, introspections, bags of the past left behind. As she would say, ‘I’m back in the battalion’ and we look forward”continues Frédérique. Her mother even took the floor to thank her daughter’s subscribers for their support. “I came back to the starting point of my beautiful apartment”, rejoiced the farmer’s mother. Frédérique even felt that she was in better shape than before her stroke.
Frédérique and Pierre (Love is in the meadow) also had health problems
On September 17, Frédérique uttered a rant against the “year of shit” and the “galleys” that she had just experienced. In addition to her mother’s stroke, she had to manage her own health problems and those of her husband Pierre. “Pierre has an appointment tomorrow for even more worrying overwork: increasing tension, nocturnal awakenings and anxiety attacks. Agriculture is not a long, quiet river,” she had described.