While she was in complete remission a few months ago, Émilie Dequenne had to resume the chemotherapy protocol recently, due to the recurrence of her cancer. Indeed, the 43-year-old actress suffers from adrenocortical tumor.
This is a rare cancer affecting the adrenal gland located above the kidney. Faced with the situation, the actress obviously had to put her acting career on hold before making her comeback in April, indicating that she was in complete remission.
Émilie Dequenne faced with a recurrence
However, she warned her subscribers that her fight was not yet over. “finished”. The proof, a few days after her appearance at the Cannes Film Festival, when she announced that she had to withdraw again to take care of herself and “focus on your health”.
“Hello everyone! Unfortunately, I am forced to focus again on my health. For this reason, I will not be able to honor some of my upcoming obligations… I will obviously keep you informed, and I hope to very quickly! Thank you again a thousand times for all your messages, full of love.wrote Émilie Dequenne on Instagram to warn her subscribers.
She keeps smiling despite her hospitalization
If, as soon as she has the opportunity, Milla's mother gives her news, she has just done so again this Sunday, December 15, 2024. In fact, Emilie Dequenne has to be hospitalized again. Nevertheless, she does not lose her eternal smile as she demonstrated on her Instagram account.
The 43-year-old actress actually published two photos in her story to prove that she kept her spirits up despite the situation. We can indeed discover her all smiles despite her fatigueto thank her loved ones who are there every day for her. Notably Sandra Sisley, Tomer Sisley's companion.
As pointed out PurepeopleEmilie Dequenne already mentioned this new hospitalization, on December 1, at the microphone of Audrey Crespo-Mara for Seven to eight. “I'm going to lose my hair again. Deep down, I know full well that I would not live as long as expected (…). I'm only 43 years old. I have always dreamed of living until at least 80 years old and falling asleep permanently in my sleep (…). I trust medicine (…). I hope that research for my cancer will continue to advance.”she indicated, confidently, to Thierry Ardisson's companion.
