Jane Fonda kept in our thoughts and prayers
Iconic actress and environmental activist Jane Fonda bravely disclosed her Hodgkin’s lymphoma diagnosis, highlighting its treatability and her dedication to climate change awareness. Despite facing chemotherapy, Fonda expressed confidence in her prognosis, noting the high success rate of treatment, which stands at 85%.
The announcement garnered widespread support, showcasing Fonda’s resilience in advocating for causes she believes in, even amid personal struggles. Her diagnosis underscores the importance of discussing cancer prevention, particularly its links to fossil fuels and pollutants.
Despite the challenging road ahead with six months of treatment, Fonda remains steadfast in her climate advocacy efforts, demonstrating her determination. Hodgkin’s lymphoma, the most common lymphoma type, originates in the lymphatic system, affecting white blood cells called lymphocytes. Advances in diagnosis and treatment have significantly improved patients’ quality of life.
