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Edith González: “Cancer is Not Going to Control Me”

The actress was seen looking beautiful and in good spirits at the Luminus Awards in Mexico and when asked about her health, she said, “My health is fine, I just have cancer.” González refuses to give in to the disease and wants to do everything to live and to beat this. “I’ve always said that you don’t take cancer seriously, what you take seriously is the treatments,” she says. She was seen beaming and she told reporters that she’s happy and feels radiant, “the treatments are long but soon it will over.”edith gonzalez

She wants her daughter Constanza to see a mother that is strong, which is why she’s told her about the disease she has. “Death, wait for me sitting down because my best dance will take a long time to get here,” said González.

Her valor is inspiring and admirable and we hope she will soon announce that she’s cancer-free.

 

April 28, 2017 by Paola Cabrera

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