Eleonora Giorgi has decided not to close herself to the pain and to speak openly to all her supporters. She was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer, but that doesn't stop her from sharing how she's coping with the disease to those who, like her, are struggling with an affected body. As a guest in the living room of Verissimo, the interview program that airs Saturdays and Sundays on Canale 5, the actress spoke clearly and shed light on the consequences of the chemotherapy that she has been undergoing for months. “I hope that I can still come here to tell you about myself,” he said with a smile and turned to the presenter Silvia Toffanin. Then a dose of optimism: “My oncologists say I’m a cyborg.”
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“After the sixth round of chemo, I was also dissatisfied with the food. It's really hard. Sometimes I wonder if everything will be okay. “Sometimes it occurs to me that after a life in the public eye, maybe it would be right to disappear,” admitted the actress. who, however, also confessed his desire to continue being part of the world of entertainment: “I would like to work again, even if there is a part of me that would like to lock myself in a secular monastery.” From Giorgi's words we understand, that the desire for irony, even in the face of the monster cancer, is not and will not be missing.
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In conversation with Toffanin, Giorgi left room for hope and love. Family support is essential for them during this time. “I come from a very masculine family. Men are very reserved when it comes to expressing love. My kids were discreet, but what happened broke the bank. Now they are much more engaged,” he said after the video message full of affection and encouragement to children. The actress has decided to always face what life has in store for her with strength: “I don't like bad things. You also have to know how to find good things. In a few weeks I will know what I have to do.” Now I still have to undergo two rounds of chemotherapy, but luckily the family and my nephew are still there. What would I do if I only had a year left to live? I would just like to raise my nephew. “Thank God I had children,” he concluded.