Mile Lanciego
11/15/2024 at 6:03 p.m.
Caroline Receveur shared some pretty good news on Instagram this November 15. Very moved, the young mother announced a brand new start in her fight against the disease, which she has been suffering from for more than a year.
A long fight strewn with ups and downs that Caroline Receveur has chosen to evoke without transparency. At each new stage of her breast cancer, the 37-year-old gives her news on social networks, whether good or bad. This November 15, it was in her story that the influencer announced with relief that she had gotten rid of a weight: her PAC. “Yesterday I said goodbye to this little box implanted under my skin which allowed me to receive my chemotherapy,” she wrote in the message, accompanied by a photo just before the operation.
Caroline Receveur announces that she has removed her PAC, allowing her to receive her chemotherapy, on her Instagram account on November 15, 2024.
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A treatment that she had been receiving for eighteen months now, she who has been fighting the disease since July 2023. “She was part of me, she also reassured me, I think… I am freeing myself from it today with emotion”, she continued, moved. Since July 2023, Caroline Receveur has had a series of medical appointments: chemotherapy, immunotherapy and mastectomy… Today in remission, the former reality TV candidate is faced with post-cancer, a step towards recovery, but just as difficult as the previous one.
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Caroline Receveur, self-conscious, announces her decision
“I also underwent an operation to significantly reduce the size of my chest,” the former presenter then recounted. As Caroline Receveur explains, her body had been considerably modified by the operation which removed the cancer cells: “After my mastectomy a year ago, I had difficulty reclaiming my breast, my breasts. They were no longer symmetrical, neither in size nor in shape. (…) I only wanted one thing: to remove everything.”
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Fortunately, Caroline Receveur can count on her loved ones in her fight against the disease. It is hand in hand with her husband and father of her boy, Hugo Philip, that the courageous mother tries to move forward and project herself: “12 months to the day after removing my left breast, I am finally rebuilding myself and turns a new page, lighter than ever for my 37 years.” A few days earlier, Caroline Receveur had shared a touching photo album, retracing her entire childhood, for her birthday.
