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"Every wound leaves a scar,
Each scar tells a story.
A story that says: I survived"

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Hello !

My name is Camille, I am 32 years old and I live near Avignon (South of France). I just left my job to fly to new horizons. But life decided a little differently.

In October 2017 I met the Lyell’s Syndrome (TEN : toxic epidermal necrolysis).  After 3 weeks of hospitalization I had to start a new life. It may seem short for you, but I’ve lost my identity, my story, my body and my youth at the hospital.

But here I am!! Today I’m telling you my story, and I’m sharing all the tips that I needed. I am re-inventing my life, with you.
Welcome to AFTER MY LYELL !

Camille, 28 ans. Survivante du syndrome de Lyell

"You do not know how strong you are until the day when being strong is the only solution "- Bob Marley

Why this website ?

The Lyell’s and Steven’s Johnson syndromes (TEN) are very rare and serious diseases. I did not know this syndrome at all before having it, it is estimated that per year, 1 in 1 million has a SSJ or a Lyell.

This is not a legend: the disease makes you feel alone, and abandoned. I was very supported during this episode of my life, perhaps, I felt alone, isolated, and misunderstood. I searched for answers to the billions of questions I asked myself on the internet. Surprise! I found only alarming answers .. I could not project myself, to think that it would be ok, or to find even a small ray of hope. Nothing.

So here we are ! Today I create my website to tell the story of my Lyell, tell everything I need to say, and above all: to provide tips and tricks to live sweetly after this disease!

How ?

Through the pages of my blog, I’m going to give you a lot of tips, tricks, tools that I found indispensable or that I missed during during and after my TEN.

By the way: I'm not here to give you miracle cures! You will not find on my blog 3 tips to rebuild in two weeks after a trauma! I am not a doctor or life coach! I am just a young woman who has gone through something very hard, and rare and who wants to bring a lot of tips, advice and positive vibes for future patients and their loved ones <3

 

I know that not all SSJ / Lyell (TEN) are not the same. I know that we are not all equal in front of the damages that these syndromes leave on us, but I hope to bring some positive vibes and a ray light to some of you .
 

Never Give Up.
 

XOXO
 

Camille

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