“I had a tumor and for the state I can’t adopt.” Continue the battle of Carolina Marconi for the right to be forgotten oncology. After returning to talk about herself in the studio of very truethe showgirl reiterated the importance of supporting the collection for the right to oncological oblivion, which today has exceeded 60 thousand signatures. “60 thousand times heartfelt thanks … another 40 thousand signatures and we will reach 100 thousand to ask for the approval of the law on the right to oncological oblivion”, he wrote on social media in a post dedicated to all the people who supported him during treatment for breast cancer diagnosed while undergoing some tests for assisted fertilization.
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Today Carolina Marconi is well and wants to go back to fulfilling the dream of motherhood that pushed her and her partner Alessandro Tulli to begin the process of fertilization. “Before waiting, I thought why not adopt a child,” said the showgirl in Silvia Toffanin’s living room. «Alessandro and I went to the social worker and we discovered that we cannot adopt a child, because I had a tumor, I have to wait five years, you cannot ask for a mortgage, an insurance, a loan. There is some discrimination. We need to protect a child, but who says we protect him like this? Do we protect him by leaving him in the family home? ».
Carolina Marconi’s outburst is that of hundreds and hundreds of other people who suffer the same situation in Italy. As she had told Vanity Fair, Marilena Alvino. “She is not in my plans at the moment but if I wanted to adopt a child I could not do it for two reasons: I am single and I am a former cancer patient. For the state, I’m not even eligible to take out a mortgage to buy a house“. There are over 900 thousand people in Italy who have recovered from a tumor and can be found to live difficulty in accessing some servicessuch as applying for mortgages and loans, taking out insurance and adopting children.
In Europe: France, Luxembourg, Holland, Belgium and Portugal have enacted the law for the right to be forgotten oncology, to guarantee these people the right not to declare information about their illness, which at the moment in Italy is mandatory for the stipulation of many contracts and the request for some services. Here: all the info to support the collection of signatures.
Other stories of Vanity Fair that may interest you:
-Marilena: “I had a tumor and for the state I’ll be sick for life”
-Right to oncological oblivion: “I am not my tumor”
Source: Vanity Fair
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