The actress is thinking about the strong and chaotic emotions she felt when she found out about her illness.
Julia Louis-Dreyfus is feeling good as she reflects on her battle with breast cancer.
Julia Louis-Dreyfus, known for her role in Seinfeld, shared six years ago that she had breast cancer. She wrote on Twitter, “One in eight women get breast cancer. Today, I’m the one.” This news came right after she won an Emmy for being the best actress for the sixth year in a row for her work on Veep, which made the victory a bit less joyful.
But now, at 62 years old, she is in remission, which means the cancer is gone, and she can look back on that time with a sense of humor.
In a new interview with WSJ. Magazine, which just named her Entertainment Innovator of the Year, the actress admits it was almost like someone else was writing the script of her life.
Julia Louis-Dreyfus said it felt like her situation was something out of a dark and twisted comedy. At first, she thought it was so strange that it almost seemed like it was planned. But when she fully realized what was happening, she couldn’t help but cry a lot.
Before she got sick, she never thought about this kind of illness happening to her. She used to think of it as something that only happened to other people. She explained that this is a common way people think – they don’t consider bad things happening to themselves. But she also acknowledged that eventually, everyone faces challenges.
Nowadays, she makes sure to make the most of each day. She’s become more aware and focused in how she lives her life. It’s not constantly on her mind, but she pays closer attention to what’s important.
Perhaps some of that attention will soon be put to use on the rumored Seinfeld reunion?
SOURCE:PARADE