At just 23 years old, Olympe suffers from disorder Dissociative identity disorder, known for some time as multiple personality disorder, which is a mental condition in which a person's behavior can be abruptly altered. This young French woman supposedly deals with 40 different personalities. It is because she is no longer able to deal with the situation that she is seeking assisted suicide.
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This measure has been denied by doctors, but Olympe is documenting this battle and sharing everything on YouTube. So far, she has not been allowed to end her life in a euthanasia clinic.
As reported by the Daily Mail, the young woman claimed in one of her videos, accompanied by more than 250 thousand subscribers, who were looking for doctors in Belgium, where assisted suicide is allowed by law. Despite the legality of the measure, the doctor who was sought by Olympe granted an interview to the newspaper Le Parisien.
Yves de Locht told the newspaper that medical clinics in Belgium were not “dispensers of euthanasia”, so the process can take from months to years to be properly released for the patient to resort to assisted suicide. According to the young woman, her life would come to an end in 2023, but the doctor says otherwise:
“This young woman announced the end of her life at the end of the year [2023]. This date certainly does not come from me. I need a lot more information before I even think about meeting her.” And she even vented by saying that the country and Belgian health professionals no longer want to be seen as a “death ward” for the French, simply for having legalized suicide watched.
Olympe said in one of her videos that she does not want to be seen as any kind of “example” for other young people and subscribers on her channel. She tells people that when they find themselves in difficult times and having bad thoughts, try to "find people around you that you can lean on".
If you are in Brazil and find yourself going through a dark time, you can contact the Centro de Valorização da Vida, which is available 24 hours a day, by calling 188. This call can save lives, so if you or someone you know is in need, don't hesitate to reach out. help.
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