The American actress told the magazine this Wednesday, November 29 People that the breast cancer she is battling has spread to her bones.
He once again trusted the evil that had been gnawing at him for eight years. Shane Doherty, a patient since 2015, spoke to the magazine People this Wednesday, Nov. 29, the progress of his cancer, explaining that it had spread to his bones. An interview in the form of catharsis for a fighting woman who clings to the improving figures for the treatment of breast cancer, the most common in France and in the world. The death rate is estimated to have fallen by more than 40% between 1990 and 2020.
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A constant battle
Diagnosed with breast cancer almost ten years ago, Shane Doherty remains the sunny and energetic person we’ve come to know. Fascinated Or Beverly Hills. Since then, he has made it a point of honor that his life does not crumble under the ordeal that the disease can present. In 2017, he revealed that he was in remission before a 2020 relapse. The actress uses this trip full of pitfalls as strength, as she explains to the magazine. People this Wednesday, November 29, when he announced that his cancer had grown into his bones; “I don’t want to die. I haven’t finished living, I haven’t finished loving, I haven’t finished creating,” he declares. Before adding, optimistically. “I have not stopped hoping to change things for the better. I’m just not done yet.”
Adaptation as the key word
Despite the seriousness of her cancer, Shane Doherty wants to warn that it’s still possible to work. Better he makes it a matter of principle, as long as he stands he can play; “People just assume it means you can’t walk, you can’t eat, you can’t work. They put you “green” at a very young age,” laments the actress. Before explaining. “Like we’re done, or retired…but no.” He explains his always intense desire, like the desire of other patients. We are people who want to work, enjoy life and keep moving forward.” A believer, he analyzes this appetite for life. “My greatest memory is yet to come. I pray. I wake up and go to bed thanking God, praying for the things that matter to me without asking for too much. Before graduation. “It connects me to a higher power and spirituality. My faith is my mantra.” Resilience demands respect.
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Source: Le Figaro
