Actor Jane Fonda from Hollywood discussed her cancer in a blog post and stated it is in remission. She won’t require any additional chemotherapy sessions.
The celebrity revealed earlier this year that she had been given a non-Hodgkin lymphoma diagnosis. Before she turned 85 on December 14, Fonda let the world know via a blog post titled “Best Birthday Present Ever.”
She stated in her letter that she is grateful and blessed for how things have turned out for her since the diagnosis. She expressed her gratitude for all the support and well wishes she has received since the sickness was revealed.
Fonda shared a snippet from her blog entry on Instagram, saying how relieved she is to no longer require chemotherapy. She found the first three chemotherapy sessions simple, but the fourth was difficult. She needed two weeks to finish it.
By that point, when she had to participate in a Washington climate rally, the effects had worn off by that point. She not only spoke twice at the Democracy Alliance but also joined the climate demonstration. She is attempting to thwart Senator Joe Manchin’s agreement, which environmental critics have dubbed a “bad bargain.”
About Jane Fonda
American actress and political activist Jane Fonda was born on December 21, 1937, in New York, New York, and was first known as Lady Jayne Seymour Fonda. She first gained notoriety in comedic parts but eventually established herself as a serious performer, earning Academy Awards for her appearances in Coming Home (1982) and Klute (1971), (1978).
Jane Fonda, the actor, was Henry Fonda’s daughter. She left Vassar College after two years, traveled to New York City, worked as a model, and enrolled in Lee Strasberg’s acting classes at the Actors Studio in 1958. and made her acting debut in the 1960 movie Tall Story, and There Was a Little Girl on Broadway (1960). She then appeared in several comedic movies in 1960s, including Cat Ballou (1965) and Barefoot in the Park (1967).
