Radio 1 host Adele Roberts has declared she is “cancer free”.
Diagnosed with stage 2 colon cancer in October 2021, the 43-year-old TV and radio star shared her chemotherapy and surgery experience since being diagnosed.
DJ posted a photo of him jumping for joy in front of the hospital on Monday, announcing that it was “the day I’ve been waiting for” when he got the scan results from his doctor.
The good news: Radio 1 host Adele Roberts has announced she is “cancer free”. The 43-year-old TV and radio star was diagnosed with stage 2 colon cancer in October 2021.
Adele said she and her doctor, Dr. She posted an emotional message with photos of Khan and wrote: ‘Angel on Earth. The day I’ve been waiting for.
It was breathtaking to hear the words “you are cancer free”. I keep repeating it in my head. I think it was the most beautiful sound I’ve ever heard. Dr. While I pray that Khan would tell me, I don’t think my head will allow me to believe it until I hear it.’
“Everything we experience seems to revolve around my body and life feels a little surreal right now… BUT THANK YOU SO MUCH! I count my blessings.
Joy: Adele shared a photo of herself jumping for joy in front of the hospital after she got the news on Monday morning.
Emotionally: “Hearing the words ‘You are cancer free’ was breathtaking. I keep repeating it in my mind,” Adele wrote
“I also admire everyone involved in cancer. Courage, strength, determination… and the humor you sometimes showed was superhuman to say the least.”
“You inspired me and set me on fire to never give up. You are a warrior and it kept me going because you are so strong. Be afraid, but do it anyway. ‘
“Sometimes it took all my strength to get out of bed and face the day, but I did it anyway. I made sure I did something every day that would give you a huge cancer. It cost us dearly. I didn’t know what fate had prepared for me, but I always knew I would keep trying.
Love: Adele thanked all her loved ones, including her friend Kate Holderness, who hosted the star in their home.
Adele thanked her loved ones, including her friend Kate Holderness, by writing:
“My family, my friends, thank you to everyone who texted me, sent me love or positive thoughts. You kept me going and helped me defeat this beast. That’s something Dr. Khan told me. When dealing with cancer, your mind can go to dark places, but it’s under control. It was the only thing I knew I was.
“My body may be dying – it’s still very painful – but I definitely couldn’t let it destroy my mind.”
“It definitely made me happier than I’ve ever been. Walking through the darkness gave me the light. It transformed me, my little stoma became my Audrey, I brought wonderful people into my life, and now it’s time for me to start living real.
Support: Adele’s message was received with a lot of love from her Radio 1 colleagues and Kate.
‘Thank you Dr. Kahn, his team and the entire NHS. You are angels among us. Thanks for saving my life.
“Thanks to my Kate. The reason I have the strength to get out of bed every morning. I will never leave you and I will always find you. In this life and the next.
The nice guy I met named Terry recently told me: Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, and today is a gift.
DJ, who had ostomy surgery to remove a bowel tumor last year, told his followers “this ostomy bag saved my life”.
Battle Against Cancer: Last year DJ had colostomy surgery to remove a bowel tumor and told his followers “this little ostomy bag saved my life” (Kate was pictured changing her bag by Adele during a BBC movie)
A colostomy passes one end of the large intestine (part of the intestine) through an opening (stoma) in the abdomen. A pouch is placed over the stoma to collect the stool.
He also received several cycles of chemotherapy.
Adele’s partner Kate took care of her on her own by saying Hello to the star! The diagnosis, reviewed this month, has brought them closer than ever before.
“It sounds strange, but it has brought us closer than ever before. I have always loved Kate but since my diagnosis I have seen a different side of her. She is my advisor, my mentor and the best nurse ever,” Adele explained.
“He helped me when I walked hard and had to move randomly to work on Radio 1. He’s my absolute hero.”
“I’ve always been a shy person, but Adele’s illness unleashed a strength in me that I didn’t know I had,” Holderness said.
Hope: The TV and radio star was spotted in a BBC movie about her experience this month as she revealed she hopes she will be “cancer-free” at the scheduled scan.
Source: Daily Mail
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