L’ex-lutteuse Maryse – la conjointe de The Miz – a dévoilé sur Instagram qu’elle est en état précancéreux des ovaires, ce qui arrive très rarement.
Depuis plusieurs mois, cette Québécoise d’origine a souffert de douleurs et de gonflements à l’abdomen.
Si les tumeurs évoluent pour devenir un cancer, elle pourrait mourir en moins d’un an.
Une hystérectomie sera donc nécessaire. La chirurgie aura lieu dans un mois.
On souhaite bien sûr bon courage à Maryse.
Voici le texte original mis en ligne sur Instagram.
A week ago I went into surgery with Dr. Thais. She performed a Laparoscopy surgery for what we thought at the time was potentially Endometriosis disease!
“She found and removed 11 implants around my uterus, ovaries, and all connective tissues around the organs in my abdominal cavity. These were sent to pathology for testing.
“3 days later… the labs came back. No endometriosis.
“All 11 implants came back as Serous Borderline Tumors. A very rare pre-cancer of the ovaries. Very sneaky and aggressive. If those became cancer, the survival rate is less than a year.
“So what happens next? I am scheduled for total hysterectomy surgery in 4 weeks. My uterus, ovaries, fallopian tubes, cervix, omentum will be removed and will get abdominal lymph nodes removed for staging.
“I’m remaining positive and determined to beat this thing. There is only one option and it’s winning this battle! As a mom of two young daughters, I have too.
“Let’s bring light to a huge woman healthcare issue here. Women get so conditioned to believe that is it normal to suffer, most often in silence. Told to stop being a cry baby. That it must be hormonal imbalances, just anxiety or just all in told to stop being a cry baby. That it must be hormonal imbalances, just anxiety or just all in your head. This is not normal. This cycle has to be broken! If you get dismissed by a doctor, go see a new one until you get the help you need! Advocacy is the key. Advocate for yourself and keep pushing! Follow your instincts. Never ever underestimate your gut feelings!
“Thank you to @drthaisaliabadi and her amazing team of nurses. You guys truly make a difference for so many women!!
“I have an angel on my shoulder protecting me, THANK YOU DAD—”


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