Non-Hodgkin’s Lymphoma: Jane Fonda Undergoes Chemotherapy After Cancer Diagnosis
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Actress suffers from cancer
Jane Fonda undergoing chemotherapy
09/05/2022 13:43 (updated)
She is an icon in the film world and at the same time politically active: Jane Fonda. Now the actress announces: She suffers from cancer. The 84-year-old has been undergoing chemotherapy for six months. This does not deter her from her commitment to climate protection.
Hollywood star Jane Fonda has been diagnosed with cancer. The 84-year-old actress announced this via Instagram. She was diagnosed with non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma and began chemotherapy, the two-time Oscar winner (“Klute”, “Coming Home”) wrote on the social network. This is a cancer that responds very well to treatment. Fonda wrote that 80 percent of patients would survive. Therefore, she considers herself “good luck”. She also has good health insurance and access to the best doctors.
“I realize, and it hurts, that I am privileged in this regard. Nearly every family in America has dealt with cancer at some point, and far too many do not have as good access to medical care as I do, and that is not true .” You also need to talk about cancer triggers and take action.
Fonda said she started chemotherapy six months ago and is tolerating the treatment quite well. Illness and treatment wouldn’t slow her commitment to climate protection, she claimed. Fonda has been politically active for decades. In the 1970s, she loudly protested the Vietnam War. Recently, she made headlines with her work as a climate activist. She was arrested several times during protests in Washington.
As an actress, Fonda most recently faced the camera for the Netflix comedy series “Grace and Frankie”. In 2018, she could be seen in the cinema in the comedy “The Book Club”.
(This article was first published on Saturday, September 3, 2022.)
