After a battle that lasted nearly nine months, Joanna GonsalvesDigital Influencer, Cancer free.companion Luis Pedro Nunes I was battling a triple negative breast cancer.
On Tuesday the 21st of this month, it was the journalist and commentator himself who shared the good news on his social networks. Luis Pedro Nunes recalled his girlfriend’s long struggle and dedicated his emotional text.
“January 15, 2024 – News: Triple negative cancer 90. The most aggressive, deadly and rapidly evolving. August 20, 2024 – News: Cancer free“The journalist began to write,”
“And in between, I took a lot of pictures. The good times and the bad times. Of hepatitis, blindness, and pseudocoagulation. But also what we laughed like fools about and what we made fun of about our misfortune. Now radiotherapy is gone. And then normal life.He continued.I don’t want to be the cool guy – I’m not.“Luis Pedro Nunes said.
“Joanna doesn’t want to be a “survivor” or a “fighter” or thank her bosses. It was truly science, excellent public and private health professionals, and it is very unfortunate that they were lucky at the right times. I do not want to be an example.“
“It was horrible. The future is never certain. I’m sorry but I didn’t learn anything, I didn’t take anything positive from this experience. I wish I had never met her. And if I am happy, it means I have put the cancer thing behind me. It’s a shameful battle: those who fight cancer fight themselves. And you can’t feel guilty for not having “positive energy.” Sometimes there isn’t. And that doesn’t hurt.“
“For my part, I hope to finish my role as a sick husband here. I want to return to normal life. Goodbye, cancer.“The commentator concluded,” he said.
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