Carolyn Smith continues to update his passionate audience on his condition. After publishing the video that worried everyone, those where he went to the Ca Foncella hospital in Treviso to undergo a CT scan, the good news arrives: there is no more sign of the tumor. As is well known, Carolyn Smith has been battling breast cancer for five years. The popular choreographer and jury president of Dancing with the Stars has made it known that she is fine.
The bad news of Carolyn Smith
“Good News”, begins Carolyn Smith. There is no sign of the tumor, but there is also bad news. Inflammations were found and therefore the therapy will continue anyway but, as Carolyn Smith says, hopefully “next time they tell me it’s over”
The words of Carolyn Smith
The choreographer of Dancing with the stars explained that the situation is divided into two possible scenarios: two months of break and again CT and PET in March or continue with TDM1 and in six months CT and PET to keep everything under control. . She does not lose confidence: “I didn’t come this far to give up”.
Sorry for the delay but he was unable to give a complete picture and I was not in the right mindset to make a video. I was too down.
Good news: – there is no sign of the tumorð ??????
Less good news: – I have inflammation and a few (non-cancerous) cells that you don’t know what they are.
So my situation is 2.
1) take a 2 month break then again CT and PET in March. This scares me because it means in the space of 14 months to do the PET and CT scan 4 times. Too many for my taste as long as they’re not good for the body.
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2) continue with the TDM1 and in 6 months the CT and PET, and in time keep under control the cells and inflammation.
Hopefully next time they tell me “IT’S OVER”
But for now it continues in a positive and confident way.
It’s been 5 years and 4 months … I didn’t come here to give up.
A hug
Carolyn
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