“When I was young, I was always scruffy, but now that I’m old, I’m always cold.” For a month, Renée Moreau has a good reason to be cold. And that has nothing to do with his 84 years. She just has no heat. It is also without hot water. Its boiler indeed gave up the ghost on March 10.
Two electric radiators keep his apartment on the rue du Maréchal Oudinot in Nancy at an almost livable temperature. But the octogenarian no longer leaves his fleece. Except for his toilet. But it’s quite an adventure: “We have to heat water in the kettle to wash it”, testifies a caregiver who comes to her home…
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