barbarafan
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pukeAnother retired pairs guy missing the spotlight? Comeback for Charlie? Lol...
pukeAnother retired pairs guy missing the spotlight? Comeback for Charlie? Lol...
That comment has a sour taste to it when you consider that the documentary is about how skating left them broken inside. How the system doesn’t let them speak about burnout, PTSD or eating disorder. I would likely recommend you watch the documentary before trashtalking. Charlie might not be the most wonderful human being on this planet but this documentary is nothing about his ego or wanting spotlight.Another retired pairs guy missing the spotlight? Comeback for Charlie? Lol...
That is a google translation of this article in Le Journal de Montréal.I came across an article about Seguin and Bilodeau. It's a bit oddly written (translated?), and I am not familiar with this news source. The article says that Julianne is suffering long-term concussion effects and "depends on her parents for washing, cleaning, and preparing meals." But it doesn't give many more details of her current condition nor what the long-term medical outlook is.
Figure skater Julianne Séguin lives with severe concussion effects - The Canadian News
Three years after quitting competition, Julianne Séguin’s life is still in jeopardy because of concussions. At 24, she depends on her parents for washing, cleaning, and preparing meals. Nausea, dizziness, blurred vision, difficulty concentrating, hypersensitivity to light: she now lives with...thecanadian.news