Tahira my biggest inspiration: Ayushmann
Wednesday - September 26, 2018 2:18 pm ,
Category : HEALTH
Tahira my biggest inspiration: Ayushmann
Mumbai Sep 26 (IANS) Actor Ayushmann Khurrana says his wife Tahira who has been detected with pre-invasive breast cancer is his biggest inspiration.
Ayushmann on Wednesday re-tweeted a post by Tahira where she wrote: "I had once heard that if you talk to your plants they grow. Breasts are no different. They grow become ripe and full and then droop. So I had long monologue sessions in the bathroom waiting for my left breast to grow too.... My two bit on breast cancer."
To this the "Vicky Donor" actor wrote: "Dear Tahira you have become my biggest inspiration. It takes immense courage to share your challenge with everybody. You will be victorious. I have started seeing life through a different prism because of you."
On September 22 Tahira revealed that she has been detected with pre-invasive breast cancer.
She posted on Instagram that she was detected with DCIS (ductal carcinoma in situ) in her right breast with high grade malignant cells.
"Simply put stage 0 cancer/pre-cancerous stage with cancer cells multiplying in a contained area."
--IANS dc/rb/mr
Ayushmann on Wednesday re-tweeted a post by Tahira where she wrote: "I had once heard that if you talk to your plants they grow. Breasts are no different. They grow become ripe and full and then droop. So I had long monologue sessions in the bathroom waiting for my left breast to grow too.... My two bit on breast cancer."
To this the "Vicky Donor" actor wrote: "Dear Tahira you have become my biggest inspiration. It takes immense courage to share your challenge with everybody. You will be victorious. I have started seeing life through a different prism because of you."
On September 22 Tahira revealed that she has been detected with pre-invasive breast cancer.
She posted on Instagram that she was detected with DCIS (ductal carcinoma in situ) in her right breast with high grade malignant cells.
"Simply put stage 0 cancer/pre-cancerous stage with cancer cells multiplying in a contained area."
--IANS dc/rb/mr
