Tahira Kashyap shares her metamorphosis journey during a cancer treatment

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Last year, Tahira Kashyap, wife of Ayushmann Khurrana, was diagnosed with stage 0 bad cancer. It's kind of a disease where one has to coping with the extreme pressures and side effects that come with it. Well, Tahira not only fought the disease fiercely, but also showed us how shameful it is to go bald and have a surgical procedure healed. After defeating murderer C with a smile, Kashyap has become a source of inspiration for millions of people.

It is well known that Tahira has spoken well of her survival phase to a disease as lethal as cancer and she often inspires fans by sharing motivational messages. His last was no different. Going to her Instagram account, Tahira shared a series of photos of herself describing how chemotherapy affected her. She also wrote a long legend, speaking about self-love and acceptance. The first image was Tahira's after treatment. In the second, we could see a Tahir bald and beautiful at a time. The third picture had Tahira giving us a closer look at the loss of her hair and the remaining pictures dated from the long, beautiful braids.

Check out Tahira Kashyap's message here:

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WARNING !! Before you slide your finger to the left, some images may not be sufficiently reduced with your palette. But I hope that there will be a change in the perception of that perfect flavor that we have always had. The last two months have been an extreme case of metamorphosis for me. And I do not categorize it, whether it's from a caterpillar to a butterfly phase or vice versa. I could be the larva or the chrysalis or any other intermediate stage because each phase is unique and special. But there is a deep sense of acceptance regarding the life cycle of this creature. By taking a "leaf" of this life of caterpillars, I feel that I have also undergone a tremendous change mentally and physically. From my obsession for long hair, to badociate beauty with rapunzel braids and hide most of the time behind my hair (I felt safe, lest my crooked nose, my freckles or my pimples or just my face so chiseled is exposed to my hair loss, wearing extensions and a cap, becoming bald now a short crop. I appreciate every phase because with my hair, I lost my insecurity, my stupid notion of beauty and my complexes. I do not know if I will keep the hair long or not, in both cases, I will not hide my face. I do not pretend to have a refined beauty, but I changed mentality and my biggest victory is to change the mindset and perception of my 7-year-old son, the next generation. Running to find a hat and place it on my head when I lost my hair and I felt bald to proudly introduce myself to his friends when I was bald or now with short hair, I feel like I'm an element change. This article is dedicated to women of all shapes and sizes and to those I receive when they are worried about losing their hair during or after chemotherapy. You are beautiful now and always #acceptance #selflove #longhair #baldhead #shorthair #kifarakpaindahai #badcancerawarenss #changingkarmaintomission

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Part of his long post said, "I think I have undergone a tremendous change mentally and physically. From my obsession with long hair, badociating beauty with Rapunzel braids and hiding most of the time behind my hair (I felt safe, lest my crooked nose, my freckles or my pimples or just my face chiseled be exposed) to the loss my hair, wearing extensions and a cap, becoming bald now a short crop. I appreciate every phase because with my hair, I lost my insecurity, my stupid notion of beauty and my complexes. "

P.S. This Tahira post was a shout of joy for women of all types, especially those who are worried about losing their hair after chemotherapy. More power for you, Tahira!