“The service is not always just for information. Here, I receive care and affection. It's the place I come to get things off my chest. With the professionals, we don't always talk about demands. Sometimes, I know I can count on their support just to understand me. When Thomas was born, I learned to be a bit like a doctor, nurse, physiotherapist, and nutritionist, but now I'm going back to being a mother because I know my son is not just a diagnostic, and I want him to be happy.”

“I arrived very fragile, and today I can deal better with life's difficulties. We learned a lot, especially about my rights and duties and the rights of my daughter. The financial situation improved with the support and benefits. The relationship with my husband changed a lot, and he understood better both mine and my daughter’s diagnosis. Today I can talk more, expose what I feel. I take better care of myself.”

“They welcomed me, I received love, and I could rescue myself as a woman, as a professional, and I overcame my fears. Today, I have financial and emotional autonomy. I have a job, more quality of life, and security to deal with whatever lies ahead.”