Farrah Fawcett cancer free no longer

farrah_fawcett2.jpg Farrah Fawcett had been cancer free since February, but unfortunately was told earlier this week that her cancer has returned.

“She was completely devastated at first,” says her close friend Craig Nevius “And then, as is her way – as was the case the last time – she became much stronger and started dealing with it, and she’s beginning to make a plan.”

Farrah got the news after she had her first three month checkup. Doctors discovered a malignant polyp about the size of a pea. Fawcett is still deciding what course of treatment she’ll try this time round.

“She didn’t have a chance to tell some of her family yet,” says Nevius. “It is now clear that the tabloids are as invasive and malignant as cancer.”

Fawcett had been feeling fine and didn’t feel any effects of the re-occurrence.

She’d originally been diagnosed with anal cancer last September. She went through a full series of treatments and was declared cancer free on February 2nd this year.

Well, I’ll be wishing her the best in her new fight with this nasty illness. I’m sure it’s not good that the cancer has returned again so quickly.





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Keira Knightley upset over weight debate

keira_knightley.jpg Keira Knighley, has said that she was devastated when images of her appeared in magazine articles about skinny celebrities. She felt terrible when all that came up.

“It appeared that I were promoting something when I absolutely was not. I am thin because that’s what I am, and I was thinner at that point because of the work I do. Nothing else.”

Knightly said that the photos were taken just after she finished filming the final installment of Pirates of the Caribbean.

“I had lost weight,” she says. “We were filming in searing temperatures and shooting fight scenes in which you were wearing a wetsuit underneath a load of corsets, fighting with heavy weights in the water. Can you imagine a more advanced cardio workout than that done hour after hour?”

She’s denied eating disorders for years. “Whatever people say about my weight they are all wrong.” She’s even visited her doctor to ask about how to put on weight.

“He told me that for someone of my body type to get to a [European] size 12, I would have to eat a lot of sh– food, stop exercising and drink loads,” she says. “But I don’t want to have to go ’round eating crap and being really unhealthy in order for people to stop having a go at me.”

Keira has even stated that she might quite acting at some point “I can see myself in five years or whatever just giving the whole thing up. I made a decision recently that I want a life instead.”

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Oprah’s thoughts on Betrayal

In the latest issue of Oprah Winfreys magazine she reveals that she was shattered when a relative, in 1990, told the world that she had a baby at the tender age of fourteen. Winfrey is writing about her “First Betrayal” as per the February issue’s theme “My first”.

The relative that Oprah feels betrayed her had told the National Enquirer that Winfrey had given birth to a baby who later died in the hospital a few weeks later. The associated press identified the blabbing relative as Oprahs half sister Patricia Lloyd. Oprah says her relative “sat in a room, told them the story of my hidden shame and left their offices $19,000 richer.”

When Oprah found out, she writes “I took to my bed and cried for three days. I felt devastated. Wounded. Betrayed. How could this person do this to me?”

Before the article came out, she says, “Only my family and closest friends knew. I would tell no one until I felt safe enough to share my dark past: the years I was sexually abused, from age 10 to 14, my resulting promiscuity as a teenager, and finally, at 14, my becoming pregnant.”

“I imagined that every person on the street was going to point their finger at me and scream, ‘Pregnant at 14, you wicked girl … expelled!’ ”

She came to find that “No one said a word … not strangers, not even people I knew. I was shocked. Nobody treated me differently. For 20 years, I had been expecting a reaction that never came.

“And I soon realized that having the secret out was liberating. … What I learned for sure was that holding the shame was the greatest burden of all.”

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