In the past, Isabella Ferrari revealed that she was afraid of a rare disease. Let’s find out what it is and how the beloved actress is doing today
Born on March 31, 1964 in Ponte dell’Olio, Isabella Ferrari is an Italian actress. He made his television debut in 1981 with a role in the show Sotto le stelle di Gianni Boncompagni. Since then he has reached the pinnacle of success.
His films include Appointment in Liverpool, Romance of a poor young man, Police District, Suspended Lives and And they call it Summer. and many others.
Not to forget his commitment to the theatersince the first debut took place in 2006 with Two Parties of Cristina Comencini.
In her private life she had a relationship with the director Boncompagni. In 2002 she married the director Renato De Maria and from their union two children were born. Some time ago he spoke without hesitation about an unpleasant episode it shaped a good part of his life.
Isabella Ferrari spoke openly about the disease
As a public figure, he never holds back when it comes to giving interviews. In fact, she was recently a guest on the television show Belve e con Francesca Fagnani various topics addressed. Instead, he did it to Vanity Fair’s microphones a while back an unexpected revelation that coincides with the beginning of his success.
He struggled with health problems that were difficult to overcome. However, fans can now rest assured that the worst is over. After a long ordeal he prevailed.
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“Rare disease… I was scared”
“I earned well, but despite everything I was unhappy and upset. I realized that I couldn’t handle the situation anymore. And the paparazzi. And the producers. Where I have to do something. I went into analysis.” So he began to explain what he was experiencing in the years in which his career began colossal.
Then she suddenly noticed that she was having difficulty moving her legs and contacted the doctors. “The diagnosis is not good at all. It was a rare disease, I typed in the pathology and got scared… Every morning I went to this hospital. And when I couldn’t move, I called my children on Skype from the bedside of the facility to stay connected to them and to life.” However, she admitted that this illness allowed her to understand that there was no reason there is a fear of dying otherwise you won’t be able to enjoy life to the fullest.