Of
Berit Uhlmann
“My husband went to the hospital on his two legs, albeit in bad shape. Then it was all a nightmare, with no explanation.” The man left the clinic in a coffin; one of the officially counted 3.8 million deaths from this pandemic, which often remain an abstract number. His wife joined the large group of people who are not even counted, who are even less seen: people who have to live with the loss. French researchers have now given this woman and other fellow sufferers a voice.