Bizma lalji (37) si She thought she was in good shape, but later she was diagnosed with an incurable breast cancer. Doctors found that her disease has spread to other parts of the body. . He believes that worsening her condition caused a bad lifestyle.
Bismma was at the beginning of 2023 under great stress from work. Later She discovered an unbearable spine pain that made her decide to seek help. However, doctors immediately noticed that something was wrong with her. It turned out that suffer from breast cancer in the terminal stagewhich has spread to the bones of the upper body, such as the spine and ribs, later to the liver.
Woman from California was pregnant at the time of diagnosis, which meant she had to make a overwhelming decision. “I had to choose. I could either live and end pregnancy or radically reduce your chances of healing“she noted.
Thinks her disease caused stress
Bismma added that while her cancer developed, She has often been aimed, taking caffeine drinks and worked extremely for a long time. She believes that her hectic lifestyle could also contribute to her illness. “Chronic stress is a silent killer. It disrupts your hormones, weakens the immune system and prevents the body from doing what is intended for, that is, healing. The body needs sleep to clean cells, to combat inflammation and recovery. But I just went on. I’m still She said I would relax later“she said.
Now a young woman calls on others to use their time to relax and recover. “When I look back I wish I slow down. I should listen to my body and not take sleep lightly. If you You will not find time for your health, you will be forced to deal with the disease. “she pointed out in an instagram post, saying that Her cancer is currently stabilized thanks to targeted treatment.
Although bismma is convinced that Stress contributed to her cancer, studies show mixed results. The British Charity Cancer Research UK claims that Research has not shown any link between this factor and disease. He refers to a study attended by 100,000 British women. However, the organization stresses that stress can cause people to smoke more, consume more alcohol and eat more unhealthy food, which are all known factors that increase the risk of cancer.
