In an interview with Paris Match, singer Françoise Hardy spoke about her health and fatigue.
“It’s a nightmare.” In an interview with Paris game, released this Thursday, singer Françoise Hardy confesses her exhaustion after years of battling the disease. In this interview, the almost 80-year-old artist talks about his everyday life, which has become difficult, and his desire to put an end to it, without hiding his support for the right to euthanasia. Suffering from cancer for several years, Françoise Hardy admits that he now wants to “go soon and quickly, without too many challenges, such as shortness of breath.” After announcing in 2014 that she had overcome cancer in the lymphatic system, the Personal Message interpreter revealed in 2019 that she was on I suffer from another cancer, namely in the throat. Since then, Françoise Hardy has been fighting every day.
“I have been feeling poorly since my last and final radiotherapy because my right eye sees everything very blurry and is painful. My nostril on the same side is constantly blocked. My mouth and throat are even drier.” “It’s a nightmare,” she explains in the Paris Match columns. Her illness ruined possible new projects for the singer. From now on she repeats the desire to “get to the other dimension as quickly, as quickly and painlessly as possible.” She adds that she “can no longer read” and “even watch TV,” which for her was “the best way to unwind.”
These health problems caused Françoise Hardy to gradually withdraw from public life. “Mom is not feeling well,” her son, singer Thomas Dutronc, said in an interview with Gala last November. And to explain that his mother “doesn’t really fight anymore”: “We sometimes wonder if it wouldn’t have been better to let her go when she was close to death eight years ago.”
