Renowned German actor Eric Braeden delivered a heartfelt message in a video he shared on Friday, bravely revealing his ongoing battle with cancer and the immunotherapy treatment he’s currently undergoing. At the age of 82, Braeden engaged with his fans through a live Facebook session at the end of the previous week, shedding light on his health journey.
He disclosed that while recovering from knee replacement surgery, he encountered prostate issues, leading to a concerning diagnosis of high-grade cancer cells near his bladder. With a candid tone, he addressed his audience, saying, “I apologize for being so straightforward, but I believe it’s important, especially for older gentlemen who may be tuning in or not.”
Eric Braeden, best known for his Emmy-winning portrayal of Victor Newman on the long-running CBS soap opera “The Young and the Restless, suffered from prostate problems before opting for the Urolift procedure but found cancer cells despite past complications choose, The actress, who underwent surgery before embarking on six weeks of immunotherapy, thanked her followers for their support and encouraged them to stand up for their loved ones perhaps struggling in the same direction
He talked about his personal growth from the experience, and emphasized the importance of tuning into his body and staying away from too much stress Brayden chimed in, “You may have noticed that my color has changed a bit lately,”. but rest assured, I will.” come out victorious. I won’t let that defeat me Soon I will and I will be back to my normal self.” He added, “Playing makes me happy; It’s a way for me to bring happiness to others. I appreciate your support. So, let’s remember that. Let’s stand by their loved ones through these obstacles.” in. There is hope. Recent advances in cancer treatment have been truly extraordinary and surviving.”
Eric Braeden eagerly awaits the resumption of his iconic role on “The Young and the Restless,” the part he has portrayed since 1980. He shared, “I find solace in my work. It’s what keeps me going.” My goal is to bring humor.” to people’s work.” Now alive and well, and your support means the world to me.” In closing, she expressed hope for a bright future free from the problem of cancer and urged readers to share her story with anyone who encounters this formidable enemy. Together, let’s envision a world where cancer is a distant memory.