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Actress Farrah Fawcett, Charlie's Angel icon, has been battling cancer for the past two and a half years, and her longtime partner, Ryan O'Neal, speaks out about his heartbreak.
He tells People magazine in an exclusive interview, "It's a love story. I just don't know how to play this one. I won't know this world without her. Cancer is an insidious enemy."
He goes on to say, "She stays in bed now. The doctors see that she is comfortable. Farrah is on IVs, but some of that is for nourishment. The treatment has pretty much ended."
During her struggle with the illness, she even made a two-hour documentary, Farrah's Story, with pal Alana Stewart called. It airs on NBC on May 15th. "She wanted to tell the truth." Alana says, "There were times I'd stop filming because I thought it was too personal and she said, 'This is what people go through with cancer. Film it.' So I would."
I think it's extremely brave of her to document her struggle in hopes that it helps others.
Will you watch Farrah's documentary?
Comments (7)
i have been following her story.i will watch it.et said she might not make it to see her own show.
don't know if I will watch it. I have 2 family members that died from cancer. Watched everything from beginning to end. I think it would just bring back memories. It is hard to sit back and watch someone die when there is nothing else you can do but try to make them feel comfortable.
I agree with lilmiss that it would be a tough thing to watch and I don't know that I can do it. I do think that Farrah is one hell of a woman and so courageous! I wish all her family and loved ones the best and I pray for them as they go through this, I know how hard it is and how much they still have to go through.
I didn't even know she had cancer.. I feel like I've been living under a rock LoL. Is she dying? Is she going to recover? What kind of cancer is it?
She has anal cancer, which has since spread to her liver. And, from what I've read, it's not looking like there's a lot of hope left. They've pretty much given up on treatment and are now just waiting it out with family.
I do not know if I will watch it or not, I've seen my Mom and son taken from me from cancer so I already know what it's like... way too up close and personal.
I'll watch it. I've seen my mom and grandma battle breast cance (and beat it!) and stuff like this is really emotional and important for me to see. In a way it prepares mefor what I am probably going to face ( I have a 98% chance of developing breast cancer, and have already had a cervical cancer cells scare...) and gives me some hope that people can go through it and make it.