Jean-Michel GAYMARD | Chambre Paris

Contents:

• CLARA LEJNE-GAYMARD AND HER SEVEN CHILDREN
• JEROME GAYMARD
• LIFE BLSG BGRAPHY JEROME BY GAYMARD CLARA (15 RULTS)
• JEAN-MICHEL GAYMARD

CLARA LEJNE-GAYMARD AND HER SEVEN CHILDREN

Clara Lejne Gaymard remembers her father, French geicist Jerome Lejne, a newly released bgraphy — and an terview the Register. Clara Lejne Gaymard has a “servant of God” as a father: Jerome Lejne, the French geicist who disvered the e of Down syndrome. Life Is a Blsg, A Bgraphy of Jerome Lejne, by Gaymard, was first published 1997 Paris.

JEROME GAYMARD

Register rrponnt Leticia Velasquez recently spoke to Gaymard durg the “New York Enunter” sponsored by Communn and Liberatn. ImagCreativeVioCreativeEdorialClara Lejne-Gaymard and Her Seven ChildrenThe dghter of Jerome Lejne, who found the French anti-abortn movement Laissez-l vivre (Let Them Live), Clara Lejne-Gaymard is Cabet Director for the French Mister of Solidary Between Generatns, Colette Codaccni, and the proud mother of seven children. (Photo by Michele Pelletier/Sygma via Getty Imag)The dghter of Jerome Lejne, who found the French anti-abortn movement Laissez-l vivre (Let Them Live), Clara Lejne-Gaymard is Cabet Director for the French Mister of Solidary Between Generatns, Colette Codaccni, and the proud mother of seven children.

LIFE BLSG BGRAPHY JEROME BY GAYMARD CLARA (15 RULTS)

The book was wrten by his dghter Clara Lejne-Gaymard. Reviewed the Uned Stat on July 1, 2014Thank you, Clara Lejne-Gaymard, for the bgraphy of your father Dr. We n’t do full jtice here to his story, which is bt told the tenr memoir, Life is a Blsg, by his dghter Clara Lejne-Gaymard.

In , Lejne-Gaymard reunts her father’s ground-breakg medil disveri, which were driven by his profound rpect for the specialns and sancty of every human life — however young, sick, or vulnerable. ”Lejne-Gaymard reunts that even she found herself shunned at universy bee of her father’s activism, as if the guilt om “crim” agast public opn had been transmted geilly to his regnn Lejne still received began to e om those who shared his ncern for the sancty of life.

JEAN-MICHEL GAYMARD