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Dijon. After Nine Months without Being Able to Speak, She Releases a Collection of Poems.

Following a family emotional shock, the 44-year-old Dijonnaise Audrey Coulon lost her voice for nine months, a time she used to write a collection of poems about emotions, which she could no longer express by speech.

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