Olivia Munn shares news of breast cancer diagnosis and announces undergoing double mastectomy.
Olivia Munn, an actress, revealed on Wednesday via social media that she was diagnosed with breast cancer last year. She shared that she has undergone four surgeries within the past 10 months, including a double mastectomy.
The 43-year-old actor expressed her desire to provide comfort, inspiration, and support to others on their personal journey by sharing her story and posting photos of herself in a hospital bed with her doctors.
Munn reported receiving a cancer gene test in February 2023, which yielded negative results. Shortly afterwards, she had a normal mammogram and was diagnosed with cancer two months later.
She attended the Academy Awards on Sunday.partner John Mulaney
Their child, Malcolm, was born towards the end of 2021.
According to Munn, I typically only allow others to see me when I have enough energy to get ready and leave the house. This usually means I can take my baby boy to the park. I have chosen to keep my diagnosis, worries, and journey towards recovery private, along with the pain medication I have been taking and the paper gowns I have worn during hospital visits. I needed time to process and overcome the most difficult moments before opening up about them.
Munn expressed gratitude to Mulaney for his support throughout her treatment.
She expressed her gratitude for their presence before and after each surgery, including framed photos of their son Malcolm by her bedside when she woke up.
Mulaney left a positive comment and added a heart emoji on Munn’s post.
He expressed gratitude for your perseverance in being present for us. Malc and I have great admiration for you.
Katie Couric, the previous anchor of “CBS Evening News”,
received a diagnosis of breast cancer
In the year 2022, a sympathetic reply was also given.
Couric expressed her appreciation and sent warm wishes for sharing. She also gave a virtual hug.
This article has been revised to include more information about the diagnosis of Munn’s cancer.
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Source: cbsnews.com