The singer Grandson, 58, diagnosed with Cancer, spoke this Wednesday (2), about the beginning of chemotherapy. Diagnosed with lymphoma, He was again admitted to the Star Aliança Hospital in Salvador for the second stage of his cancer treatment.
“Good morning, today is April 2, 2025. I am the grandson, I’m back here at the State Alliance Hospital in Salvador, for the second phase of my treatment. I did the first, I am in the second phase and I would like today to demystify this story about cancer and chemotherapy, and tell that when I came to do the first therapy, I came with a little fear, because the name chemotherapy is not knowing a lot. It was, ”said the
Netinho, but stressed that the reaction is not the same in all people.
“I thought it was a very invasive thing that was going to cut my body. I didn’t understand very well. And when they installed chemotherapy, I asked, ‘And chemotherapy will start what time?’ Don’t be afraidyou who are going through this or may go through the future. Come with a calm, quiet, positive mind, because chemotherapy, despite being a very strong process and affects the whole body, the reaction is not the same for all people. ”
“So, it’s not because you’ll go through chemotherapy that you will necessarily have the same effects as that person A, B or C have gone through. It depends on your genetics and the place, it also depends on everything you have done in your life for your health … I felt obliged to demystify this heavy thing about cancer,” he said.
Finally, Netinho added: “I have all the positivity, faith and belief that soon I will sing again as before, I will sing much better. Good morning to everyone. A hug.”
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Diagnosed with cancer, the artist had been hospitalized since February 26, after having leg pain and. His schedule was not suspended because of the painting. On March 21, he had been discharged.
The will continue with specialized medical support, according to the note issued by the Aliança Star Hospital. In 2013, Netinho was diagnosed with small benign tumors in the liver. At the time, the biopsy result ruled out cancer.
