Au bout de son rêve : Faire le marathon des sables. Patrick Person

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Il rêve de le courir depuis des années, manqué en 2021, Patrick Person se lance pour son entrainement en octobre prochain pour s'élancer printemps 2026. Le gardois, touché par une maladie dégénérative des yeux, la rétinite pigmentaire, s'emploi en marathon et semi-marathon depuis quelques années, afin de relever des défis personnels et d'encourager d'autres malvoyants ou non-voyants à en faire de même. Il est l'invité du magazine découverte pour 2 rendez-vous sur notre antenne.

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