Looking Back, Cancer Survivor Sonali Bendre Writes "Didn't Let The C-Word Define My Life"
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"How time flies... today when I look back, I see strength, I see weakness but most importantly I see will," wrote Sonali Bendre
Actress Sonali Bendre "looked back" and opened up about what kept her strong during her battle with cancer. The 46-year-old actress was diagnosed with metastatic cancer in July 2018. In a powerful post on Cancer Survivors Day, which coincides with the first Sunday of June, Sonali Bendre wrote: "How time flies... today when I look back, I see strength, I see weakness but most importantly I see the will to not let the C word define how my life will be after it." After her cancer diagnosis in 2018, SonalI Bendre flew to New York for treatment. She returned to Mumbai in December 2018 after her treatment. In her post, Sonali shared a then and now collage, comprising a photo of her recent self and one from when she was undergoing chemotherapy. "You create the life you choose. The journey is what you make of it... so remember to take one day at a time and to switch on the sunshine," Sonali added to her caption.
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