The former TV personality made an appeal to the ministry of health to make available facilities locally for treating Cancer, noting that Indian hospitals where she sought treatment have exchange programmes for medics. “Give the patient hope to continue one more second, minute, hour, day - upto 120 years! And please don't force wheatgrass and moringa and spinach smoothies down their throats - we get sick of the stuff so take a short break!” Ikua said.
Much of Ikua’s post was dedicated to sharing tips on dealing with cancer, from diagnosis, to treatment, all the while punctuated with light humour, a feature present in all her posts since announcing her diagnosis. Not praying and then a few hours later opening our mouths to utter doubtful words and think negative thoughts.” “One of the first pieces of advice that hubby and I got after my diagnosis was that we must have COMPLETE FAITH. She said her belief in divine intervention helped her get through the worst days of the treatment period. “Hubby carried this burden alone, and for that I will forever be grateful to God for giving him the strength and courage to do so as he watched me go through chemotherapy,” Ikua said.Īdding that her network was vital to her recovery, Ikua noted that faith also contributed to her being cured of cancer. She said she was happy that he chose not share the information at the time, but was grateful for him bearing the burden while fully supporting her. He told me that last year, my doctors didn't think that I had more than 6 months to a year to live, but hubby refused to tell me because he knew it would stress me more,” Ikua said in her post. “My hubby revealed something after we got the great news. She made special mention of her husband who she said only recently revealed to her that doctors had given her less than six months to live after she was diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer. Ikua attributed her healing to a support network of friends, family and strangers praying for her and encouraging her. In a long post on her Facebook account she sent out last Friday, Ikua said an MRI scan conducted on her showed no signs of lesions in her liver, abdomen, bones, lymph nodes and lungs. Former NTV presenter Janet Kanini Ikua has said she is cancer free.
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