Moselle
#Thanks to them. Sophie Castellani is a nursing assistant. Since November 1979, she has been at the bedside of patients in the intensive care and resuscitation unit of the Claude-Bernard clinic in Metz. “This day when patients leave the service to go to medicine, that for all of us, these are real victories“, she says.
In Saint-Avold, the Dodo company, specialized in quilts and pillows, obtained the authorizations to produce UNS masks ???? category 1 non-sanitary. A target of 90,000 units per week has been defined.
Affected by Charcot disease since 2014, Joël Fey, from Petite-Rosselle, continues to fight disease. In this period of confinement when he has no more visits, the Rossellois can count on his daughter Léane and on Maéva Dainotti, a young girl from Petite-Rosselle, to make what he loves so much: bread, pretzels and pastries.
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Meurthe-et-Moselle
It is finally raining in Meurthe-et-Moselle! It has been 46 days since the department had seen almost a drop of water: nothing has fallen since March 13 except 1.6 unfortunate millimeter. Rarely seen.
With confinement comes the puzzle of postponing marriages. The Prémontrés Abbey of Pont-à-Mousson normally hosts 35 wedding celebrations. But in special times like a pandemic, the party turns into a nightmare. The dilemma: postpone to 2021 or unite on a Friday.
#Thanks to them. From his 27 years, Quentin Villot has already devoted five to EHPAD patients then two to those of Toul emergency. At the forefront of the fight against Covid-19, the caregiver, celebrated every evening at 8 p.m. by the French, is far from considering himself a hero.
In Nancy, the sale of sprigs of lily of the valley for May 1st will be at the “drive”. Selling on the street will be prohibited, but many florists will offer them outside their door, “drive” style. A breath of fresh air for professionals tested by the crisis ????.
At Nancy, the #Poureux citizen movement invites residents to prepare and deliver dishes for homeless people in the city. A great initiative launched during containment!
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Meuse
This is very good news, bringing hope. The Verdun hospital center registered no Covid-19 patient entries this Sunday. Result : the services reorganize their units.
#Thanks to them. Before March 16, Mylène Collin worked in the rehabilitation service of the Bar-le-Duc hospital center. Overnight, the caregiver was brought to practice in the Covid sector. Not without stress. But with the feeling of helping at his level.
The reopening of hairdressing salons is approaching, but before that, be patient. Especially since professionals cannot welcome everyone at the same time. Manager of Layloue Coiffure in Verdun, Ophélie Robert gives her advice during this period of confinement.
After a first video a fortnight ago, Isabelle Nanty sent a second to residents of the Adapei association in the Meuse. “I keep thinking of you very hard,” she says. An invested godmother!
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Vosges
Since the start of the coronavirus epidemic, 232 patients from the Grand Est were transferred to other regions of France or other countries. A hundred of them were taken by rail. In no way improvised operations. Because a life-size and premonitory exercise had taken place a year before between Paris and Metz. An emergency doctor at the SAMU des Vosges explains to us ????.
You’re never better served than by yourself. Thanks to donations and volunteering, 2,000 masks will be distributed to residents of Dommartin-lès-Remiremont. At a cost of 800 to 1,000 euros, instead of 8,000 to 10,000 euros.
“The department will be ready to reopen the colleges”, assures François Vannson, president of the Vosges County Council, after Prime Minister Édouard Philippe’s announcement on the gradual reopening of colleges from May 18.
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