News – EN – A couple who survived the Bataclan attack recount their new daily life in a wheelchair

On the RTL set, Pierre Cabon, paraplegic survivor of the Bataclan attack, and his wife Myriam confide in their disability The chair has become their strength

The Bataclan attack on November 13, 2015 marked their lives forever Pierre Cabon, paraplegic survivor of this terrorist attack, and his wife Myriam, have gone through a severe ordeal since this bloody day The man, injured in the attack, now finds himself with a disability “The Bataclan has been present in our lives for five years, but as we go along we think more about the aftermath and today we are really projected on what we have been able to do with it and how the chair I have today has become our strength, “the survivor told RTL. He stayed at Les Invalides for seven and a half months and then learned to live normally

Pierre and Myriam Cabon, both aged thirty, founded the association “Wheeled world”, the world on wheels in French Their situation did not prevent them from getting married and carrying out the projects they had already considered before the tragedy. Their wish is to be able to live very intensely, especially after having taken the plunge in 2017. They realized that a person with a disability can travel after their honeymoon in the United States in national parks Due to the coronavirus epidemic, they have suspended their world tour and continue their travels in France with a mini-series called “The scouts” to “highlight the means of traveling in wheelchairs”, declared Myriam “The adventure is possible in a wheelchair,” said Pierre Cabon, five years after the Bataclan

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