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Manisha Koirala, an actress and cancer survivor in Bollywood, described Sunday as "cancer" this terrible disease, a "life lesson", and stated that "cancer is not a death sentence" . She was speaking at the Jaipur Literature Festival
"Try and try for good, the power and the best treatment will help to overcome it," said the actress who was talking about her recently released book, entitled "Cured: how cancer" M gave a new life.
The autobiography of Manisha highlights his fight against ovarian cancer and several other facets of his personal and professional life. On the sidelines of the literature festival, she told DH: "Cancer is a treatment issue, and in India we still do not know about cancer, from detection to treatment. Above all, an open approach is necessary. "
When asked how cancer had affected his life, Koirala said," At first I did not understand anything. I learned to handle it and to be strong, I started to notice beautiful things around, I suddenly became grateful for so many things and realized that health was one of the best fortunes that one can have in life. "
A cancer was diagnosed for the actress in 2012.
Talking about the fight against the disease, the 48-year-old actress said in public that she thought she would share her experience with readers. "At first, I was traumatized, but it gave me a new perspective to see life from a different perspective. I could not find many positive stories about cancer, that's why I was planning to write myself. "
Manisha Koirala, also a UNFPA Goodwill Ambbadador, insisted for the government to try to distribute free medicines to fight cancer. "But at the same time, we should try not to neglect our health and lead a healthy life to stay in shape," she said. Manisha currently plays in the Hindi remake of the film Telugu & # 39; Prasthaanam & # 39;.
Besides the sessions on history and science, which dominated the 2019 edition of the Festival of Jaipur literature, the fourth day was also marked by a poetry recitation session in which famous professor Mohammad Hbadan recited poems from his recent book "Sediments of Silence." The session held in Samwad was moderated by Satyajit Sarna
"Combattr e cancer has taught me to be more humble and gentle not only with my surroundings but also towards myself " @mkoirala on his autobiography entitled" Cured: How does cancer m & # 39; gave a new life "to #JaipurLiteratureFestival # ZEEJLF2019 @DeccanHerald pic.twitter.com/dCeDForxWD
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