Following surgery, Jessica J posted a positive update. Jessica recently revealed that she had “early breast cancer” and that she would be having surgery, but in a recent post, she revealed that all of her “cancer is gone” as she sat down and recuperated from the operation.
She stated in her Instagram Stories, “Cancer has vanished.” My nipple is still present. Without feeling guilty, I can watch Love Island. More than ever, I’m settling in and talking to friends because my mother lives in our (My) Sky, which is also known as Sky.
Chanan making me feel secure and the massages are 10/10 for connecting with other people who are going through the same time and supporting each other. Various other things in abundance.
She then went on to share her sincere thoughts about her recent surgery and diagnosis, revealing that she “does not like sitting down.”
Cons (Some of these are very real, and some are silly): I’m not able to be the person I’m used to being or the person I’m used to being. Never do I sit down. She continued, “lol.
The mentality behind this is [foggy face emoji] “The fear of not knowing if the cancer is completely gone.” The discomfort and pain are normal but annoying when I try to fall asleep. Snoeezing is a myth because it hurts. Not urinating after taking the painkillers and an anaesthetic. I simply want to poooooo.
In her next Instagram posts, Jessie continued to discuss being “backed up” and wrote, “I’ve only been on paracetamol and ibuprofen because my blood pressure is too low for anything higher, and even they have caused me to be backed up like an old chimney.”
Your girl has 20% leg and 80% [poo emoji], according to the statement “I have had laxatives, a good fresh diet, prunes, juices, and laxatives.” Please make any recommendations.
Jessie told the 80, 000 audience at the Summertime Ball that this would be her final performance before her surgery a few weekends ago when she gave a speech at the event. She stated, “This is my final show before I go to breast cancer.” You have no idea, so it’s so special to me. Being honest and expressing my feelings makes me feel so special to be from the UK.
This is my final appearance before going to bed, and all the other things make me feel so special. I’m so grateful for my son, my career, and this life. My parents and my spouse. My crew, my band, and family.
She continued, “We are so lucky, we have so much to live for, so much joy, so much to do,” adding: “We are so lucky.”
In a video that was shared with online fans, Jessie made the announcement about her diagnosis. I was diagnosed with early breast cancer, she said. I’m holding on to the word “early” because cancer stinks in any way.
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