Laura Felpin, who suffers from thyroid cancer, spoke extensively on Wednesday, April 16 on her social networks her treatment against the disease. “So I need the radioactivity experience to cut myself from the world’s noise. And listening to anything, we listen to everything,” begins his message.
“I said that the disease was part of life, and they only told me about the disease, when it is precisely the life in question,” continues the actress in this video where her view films from the room where she is treated. “Very open window in this damaged room, I find almost somewhat comfortable there.”
“I stay there, and that looks good”
“This morning there were three women with me this morning, because, of course, it is a ‘woman’s matter’ that also,” continues the humorist, playing movies Love is additional AND Firecracker Currently in the cinema. “Four women of a different age, and it is fun when I saw us, I thought everyone seemed constructed for what happens to us.”
Laura Felpin explains that this meeting with these three women helped him cross this test: “It might seem a personal development course and yet in this story there was nothing personal. Before closing the doors, we told ourselves” good luck. “
“I think there is nothing that bothers me more than I do not need to know us so that we all know how to exist, almost tenderly and behind the main walls, it would almost be seen as a communion,” he details the actress, who says that this experience is transformed.
“Out of life for 24 hours, it is nothing and, nevertheless, to be out of the world a fraction of a second, I have almost the impression of being a better part,” he said. “People are going tonight somewhere, I stay there, and I look good.
“98 % remission”
And to conclude: “It is this personal development course finally.” His message was “like” more than 45,000 times on Instagram. Laura Felpin remarkably received the support of actress Alice Belaïdi, humorist Nora Hamzawai, but also singer Clara Luciani. “I love you. Courage,” he wrote.
Laura Felpin revealed at the end of March in an interview with GQ suffered from thyroid cancer. “Everyone wants to preserve the secret around health, but I think it is important to talk about it publicly,” he insisted. “For me, it’s part of life. I can tell people that it is difficult for me.”
In this same interview, he had said that he was now “a rude Phew scar” and go to the hospital regularly to follow the evolution of his illness. In newspaper, this Monday, April 14, his state of health said, he added that he had “cancer with a very good prognosis”: “It is 98 % of the remission, so I’m quite well.”
Source: BFM TV
