What happens when a partner suffers from an incurable disease, that take over not only their own lives, but those closest to them? When their wife becomes their nurse, looking after them and covering up for them at the same time? When the situation is not talked about openly?
Maren Blaschke is an author in Oberursel whose husband suffered from epilepsy. She talked to us about her book why she wrote it (the interview is in German):
It’s carnival time! The big procession in Oberursel starts at 2.11pm on Sunday afternoon. But with it having been cancelled for two years due to Covid and one year due to high winds, many people new to the area do not know what to expect and have been asking questions. So I went out and filmed some answers (in German):
Oberursel’s administration has warned of phone calls offering solar energy consultations for private home owners, that suggest an official connection to the town although none actually exists:
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