"Am I A Better Person?" With The *** My Life Got Worse"

One day this pain will come in handy. The sentence from the title of Peter Cameron’s 2007 novel doesn’t fit fedez those met by a Cancer Having an operation for the pancreas earlier this year, he doesn’t feel like he’s changed for the better after being diagnosed with cancer.

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Thanks to prevention, which made it possible to identify the neoplasm in time and intervene immediately, the singer passed the operation with flying colors, without reporting metastases. However, her life has changed and it is Chiara Ferragni’s husband himself who admits this, although not in the way one might expect.

Speaking during the recent episode of Muschio Selvaggio, the podcast hosted by Fedez and Luis Sal, the rapper explained: “Very often there is the harm of the goals set, or when something happens to you, you have to reach a certain point. It’s not like that”. The emotional management of illness For Fedez, it went against the mainstream narrative: “If I take a personal example, when I got cancer, the narrative should have been in my head: I had cancer and consequently this experience will improve me as a person. But who the hell said that?”

Fedez adds to the dose: «They tell you that you discover the true meaning of life when you get sick, but with the *** my life got worse, I got depressed and I became a worse person after the cancer. And that’s the cool thing about my cancer. Why should I be a better person?’ The philosopher and psychoanalyst Umberto Galiberti tries to answer him: «It is part of Christian culture, because for Christians pain has a value because it redeems from sin and is a para for eternity. And that’s why the pain is staged as something positive.”