There is a doctor at this hospital Madam Maynard do not use her…read more After the way she treated my dear wife who was in her care and passed away she should not be a doctor.

My wife was admitted here for some 6 weeks everyday I sat with her I knew that she was very I'll I…read morewas told she would stay in room with me until she passed away left my wife at 17 30 on the sat she was moved at 17 45 to another hospital were she died on the Monday I was denied the chance to say goodbye to her,at the meeting with Dr concerned she said that she was to busy to talk me 23 yrs we have lived in France and have loved our life here but sadly this Doctor lacks big time in compassion and human feeling she should not be in this profession.

This is a small chapel dedicated to the memory of St Aurélien, second Bishop of Limoges…read more The chapel was built originally in the 15th century to contain his relics, which had been located in the church of St Cessateur, which had fallen into ruins. It was enlarged in the 17th century, with the addition of the Choir. It has always been associated with the Butchers' Guild (and is located just off the attractive Rue de la boucherie), who have since transformed into the Brotherhood of Saint Aurélien. The Bortherhood bought the chapel after the French Revolution and now maintain it. The chapel is a small, dark and intimate space, and through the gloom it is possible to see, as your eyes become accustomed to the dark, the elaborate baroque decoration of the altarpiece. It contains a 15th century of St Catherine as well as the gilded baroque reliquary. Services are still held regularly.