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20. Le Monde Elfique : L’Alliance d’Asmashalag

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M.J. Bellessort and M.J. Bellessort

Abstract

Lors d'un voyage en Amazonie, Shayla et Gregory se retrouvent accidentellement transportés dans deux endroits différents au sein d'un monde parallèle. Désormais séparés, l'un comme l'autre vont tout faire pour se retrouver. Au fil de leurs aventures, ils découvrent qu'ils sont au coeur d'une ancienne prophétie désignant dix héros capables de mettre en déroute Urùcan et son armée.Commence alors leur quête pour retrouver ces héros et reformer l'ancienne Alliance d'Asmashalag.À PROPOS DE L'AUTEUREMais qui est M.J. Bellessort? Un être spécial, et c'est peu dire.Terrienne par le cœur, lunaire par l'esprit, élévée par les mots de Rowling et le coup de crayon de Toriyama, au sein d'une famille n'ayant rien a envier aux Addams. Où va-t-elle? Direction la deuxième étoile à droite et tout droit jusqu'au matin bien sûr. Ce qu'elle recherche? L'Armoire Magique. Encore un pas sur le côté et elle est sûre de pouvoir mettre enfin la main dessus. Sa recette du bonheur? Un soupçon d'océan à ses chevilles, une pincée de Come as you are dans les oreilles et un zeste de Kerouac entre les mains.Simple et succulent. more...

Published
2020

22. [Mirror survey of patients with urge urinary incontinence and healthcare professionals]

Author

X, Gamé, I, Piollet-Calmette, A, Descazeaud, J-F, Hermieu, B, Fatton, E, Paillaud, A, Bellessort, and P, Coloby

Subjects
Male, Urinary Incontinence, Surveys and Questionnaires, Quality of Life, Humans, Female, Urinary Incontinence, Urge, Delivery of Health Care
Abstract

This survey assessed how much of a taboo surrounds urge or mixed urinary incontinence (UI), through questions to affected patients and healthcare professionals using online questionnaires, with the objective to contrast the patients' perceptions with that of the doctors.This quantitative study was preceded by a qualitative phase carried out with general practitioners, specialists, and UI patients. Following these phases, questionnaires were made available on the internet. They covered questions pertaining to perceptions of UI, degree of embarrassment and its consequences, patient-doctor relationship, and treatments.Overall, 310 UI patients of male or female gender participated in the study, as did 101 general practitioners, 50 urologists, and 30 gynecologists. The analysis revealed that 60% of patients felt embarrassment about UI, the condition representing for them a taboo topic similar to cancer. This taboo was shown to be seen further enhanced by doctors. UI was associated with a loss of self-esteem (51%) and restriction to daily life (44%). The patients' answers revealed that UI was only brought up by doctors in 6% of cases, whereas the patient was the first to bring it up in 55%, primarily with their general practitioner (80%). Thus, in 4 out of 10 cases, the issue was not addressed; 49% of patients stated they did not discuss their condition with their partner and 33% did not discuss it with anybody.UI is still a major taboo and we have a long way to go to change attitudes.3. more...

Published
2020

30. L'HÔTELLERIE

Author

Bellessort, André

Published
1895