Oscar-winning 84-year-old famous film actress and activist Jane Fonda herself “Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma” stated that he had been diagnosed. Fonda stated that his disease is a type of cancer that can be treated and therefore he feels very lucky.
Stating that the chemotherapy will last for 6 months, Fonda underlined that he will not interrupt his climate activism.
Fonda emphasized that she sees cancer as a teacher. “I pay attention to the lessons he has in store for me” made its assessment.
HEALTH INSURANCE HIGHLIGHT
Drawing attention to the state of health services in the country in her sharing, Fonda pointed out that she has health insurance and that she is lucky to have access to the best doctors and treatments. Fonda noted that being privileged in this situation is annoying.
Stating that many families in the USA had to struggle with cancer, but not everyone could access quality health services, Fonda emphasized that he received quality health care services and that this was not true.
STANDING OUT WITH ANTI-WAR
Having won two Oscars, Fonda also stands out with her anti-war and climate activist identity.
Fonda has recently made a name for herself with the character of Grace, played in the comedy series “Grace and Frankie” on Netflix, the TV series and movie watching platform.
The famous actress Fonda is the daughter of the legendary Oscar-winning actor Henry Fonda, who was remembered with the 1969 movie “Easy Rider”.
“Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma” is known as a type of cancer that starts in the lymphatic system, which is part of the immune system.