Hernani Carvalho reveals that he was shocked when he found out that he had cancer and that he had to be operated on quickly. The SIC presenter told Dr. Nunes da Silva about the nightmare he had when he was 33 years old.
“One day I was hoarse, my voice was great, nothing beats what I have today,” said the criminologist, speaking to the SIC’s permanent presence, who sat across from her. – forward to a conversation made in Julia. Hernani added, “I was 33 when I swept. His voice was so beautiful, he was playing on the radio, anyway…”. “Now I have a voice like a cracked reed.”
He explained what happened to him: “The sound technician on the radio came to my attention and said I was hoarse. I went to look for a doctor, an ENT doctor as close as possible to 5 de Outubro, where the RTP was. I owe him a lot.” “It was tough as houses but that was my luck. He sat me in the chair and pulled me by the tongue and said, ‘You have cancer, I’m going to have surgery on Monday.'”
“And I left there completely devastated. But it was my luck, otherwise I wouldn’t have gone. I went to ask for some pills, and I left there being treated. I had surgery, and it worked fine.”
“But then you had two or three months you couldn’t say a peep,” Nunes da Silva shot. “Yeah, it was quiet,” the SIC presenter confirmed.
This isn’t the first time Hernani has spoken out about this health drama he’s experienced.
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