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Singer Jessie J. facing an unexpected health barrier as she continues recovery from breast cancer surgery.
“How I spent the last 24 hours,” wrote Jessie, 37, through her Instagram stories on Sunday, August 3, sharing a picture of IV connected to her arm. “Six weeks after surgery, and I was back in the same ward as I was after my surgery. Not expected or planned.”
He added, “I had, and I have, symptoms that pointed towards a blood clot on the lungs. It is not a blood clot, thank God.”
According to the singer “Tag Price”, her doctors carried out a bunch of tests that concluded that she was currently an unknown type of infection and “a little fluid” in her lungs.
Singer Jessie J refuses to let her breast cancer battle stop her from doing what she loves. “I had 5 Breast Biopsy the night before this show, I was in some discomfort but so hyped to do and I didn’t want to cancel,” wrote Jessie, 37, via Instagram on Thursday, June 5, sharing a concert (…)
“Finding it difficult to breathe in, but I released myself last night. I hate to be (the) hospital,” Jessie added in her social media update. “(I) will continue the investigation as an outpatient.”
In a subsequent slide, Jessie protected her decision to look out of the emergency room early.
“I know that many people who will have gone through this or similar can agree with me or not, and that’s fine,” he wrote. “I know, for me, the true hard journey of this whole thing was the day I went into surgery. The recovery, physically, is far from fast or easy.”
Jessie revealed in June that she Been diagnosed with early step breast cancer That required surgical interference to remove the malignant tissue. Jessie received the treatment on June 23, later revealing that all cancerous spots had been removed.
While Jessie has been recovering, her partner, ChananHaving undertaken parenting duties with their 2 -year -old son, Sky.
“Mentally it has been the most challenging time for me, especially as a mother with a toddler and failing to be the mother I am usually,” Jesssie explains in her Sunday post. “And having to change the plans for my career for this year has been frustrated after working so hard to get to this point and exciting to do it all. It’s life, I know that.”
He added, “Don’t get me wrong – it was all clear and amazing, but that result did not accelerate than to make the surgery’s recovery easier physically.”
Jessie also wanted to remind himself to “slow down TF” to let her body heal.
“This is not a speedy recovery, and is not supposed to be,” said the musician. “That slow pace has been a difficult reality to accept. I love moving and working and being up and active, but I can’t be right now, and that’s what it is. I find the strength while knowing that everything can be adjusted to align with a slower speed and the support of my very small internal support cycle.”
