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Feast Faced with some scary medical decisions when combating breast cancer in 2007.
“I remember after my diagnosis, I went to three other experts. I had a mastectomy, and one doctor said, ‘You need a chemo.’ One said, ‘You don’t need a chemo.’ And one said, ‘You can’t make a mistake either way,’ ”Kotb, 60, remembered on the episode on Wednesday, March 26, “Making a Space” podcastwhich indicated the first chapter of the podcast since she January Today exit. “One person said, ‘You’ll die if you don’t.’ I couldn’t believe it.
Knowing that her cancer was not in her lymph nodes, Kotb said her “decision was clear.” He said, “I didn’t chemotherapy, and it was right for me.”
Although kotb opted out of chemotherapy, he got a mastectomy and has remained cancer free since 2007. She opened for her cancer diagnosis when chatting with podcast hotels She is Macpherson For her own decision not to have a chemo in favor of holistic treatments.
“There has been a lot of views around my decision. But, you know, I had to live with the decision I made. Not anyone else,” the model, 60, told Kotb for getting a backlash for her health choices. “And it was right for the kind of cancer I got and for my character and for my body. I felt that deep. But the hardest part was, before making the decision. Once I made the decision, then it was just a question of implementing the protocols.”
By Share her secret battle of cancer In September 2024, Macpherson told Weekly Women she is in “clinical relief.” On a Kotb podcast, she noted that she is currently living “a very healthy, healthy life and lifestyle.”
Hoda Kotb with the Hope and Haley Joy girls.
Nathan Congleton/NBCKotb went on to remember breast cancer diagnosis while working on DecompositionNoting, “After the diagnosis and after the surgery, I woke up from my bed literally, as, at the beginning,” he shared. “And I (I thought), ‘You can’t scare me.’ I was like, ‘What am I afraid now?’ “
Then she felt inspired to look for her fourth hour of Today Cohosting gig. “I went to 30 rock, I hit 52 on the elevator bank, I went up to where those guys I’ve never saw because they all sit up there. And I said, ‘I don’t know if you even know me, but let me tell you what happened to me.’ And I went on this whole Spiel, ”he told listeners. “I’m gone, they start a new hour from the Today Show. I want that. I think I could do that. ‘It was like a kind of look at me,’ what? ‘ “
Hoda Kotb had an honest about experiencing some of the “lowest moments” in her life. “I went through divorce and breast cancer at the same time, and I remembered in that time barely acting, and I thought to myself, like, ‘Is this? Is this how it goes?’” Kotb, 59, revealed to Cohost Jenna Bush Hager during (…)
Three weeks later, kotb got the NHS and started a joint with the fourth hour of Today with Kathie Lee Gifford Later that year. “(My cancer diagnosis) releases courage and things like, ‘What was I waiting for? Someone to notice? I work at my desk. Do they go to see me? Of course they don’t,’” he noted.
Since leaving Today Earlier this year, KotB has announced its plans to launch a new Welfare and Company App Later this year. She also celebrated the return of her “Making Place” podcast by Instagram. “Let’s (sic) prepare !!! There’s a new season of #makingspace here!” She headed a clip of an advertisement for her podcast in New York City on Tuesday, March 25.
Important Note: “If you are thinking of using an alternative approach to standard treatment, make sure you talk to your doctor first. It can be a challenge to find reliable information about the safety and effectiveness of alternative treatments. American Cancer Association Warnings on his website. “Choosing an alternative treatment instead of mainstream cancer treatments could put you at serious risk. Delays or interference in standard treatment can give cancer more time to grow. Even early -stage cancers can become difficult to treat successfully if proven treatment is deferred long enough.”
