Czech singer Anne Julia Slováčkova (29) five years ago her life changed radically when she was diagnosed with breast cancer. She underwent difficult treatment and won over the insidious disease. However, the joy did not last long.
Daughter of the well-known musician Felix Slováček and presenter Dáda Patrasová he has to face a cruel disease again, the cancer has returned and now it has hit the lungs. In the podcast, she opened her 13th chamber and she spoke, which could have been the trigger.
“I was a bundle of nerves. Very oversensitive, which I don’t see negatively, but I was the type of person who would freak out when someone honked at him at a red light,” she described the devastating way of life before the diagnosis was announced.
“I’ve been going to therapy since I was fifteen, and I started flirting with antidepressants when I was young. I had a period when I didn’t eat, then I overeat again. And it wasn’t rosy at home either. I started drowning in workI became a workaholic and I often went to the limit. I went to sing even with a fever and pneumonia because it kept me afloat. I started creating a secondary family, which I still have, they are great, but I thought more about others than myself,” admitted.
Anna tries to continue singing, traveling and doing all the activities she loves, well sometimes he succumbs to worries and fears. The doctors should have told her that she had a limited time left. “When someone tells you that your time here is limited, it will stress you out,” said Slováčková.
“A few days ago, I wrote to my two best friends that I was afraid I was going to die. I’m really starting to fear that, and not what will happen after that death. I’m more or less reconciled to the death, but I’m terribly afraid of it before, that I won’t be able to take care of myself and will be dependent on the help of others,” admitted the artist, who is very worried about her future.
These days she is under the care of doctors at the Clinic of Palliative Medicine, as without palliative chemotherapy she would probably only have a few months left. “I wish I was here for another fifty years. But if I’m here for another year and a half, which I survive more than the entire 29 years of my life so far, I’ll be very grateful that at least it happened to me,” confided the courageous beauty, who will fight until the last minute.
