Magda Szubanski thanks young fan who dressed as Sharon Strzelecki for Book Week for cheering her up amid chemo | Australian television
Magda Szubanski continued treatment for an aggressive blood cancer form and shared an update about health from the hospital bed.
Szubanski, known for his roles in Kath & Kim and Babe, published a video on Sunday to thank Instagram to a young fan with his character Szubanski’s Kath & Kim character Kath & Kim.
“This is a special shout at the 10 -year -old Annabella in Adelaide.
“I get chemo here and it really cheered me. I really touched me and that was a good thing. Thank you honey.
In the title, Szubanski wrote: “Chemo smacks me right now.”
Television cook Nigella Lawson and comedian Dawn French were among thousands of commentators with the writing of Lawson: “To send you all the love in the world, Magda Darling.”
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Szubanski, in May, was treated in Melbourne while releasing a video showing that he was shaving his head with the expectation that he would fall within a few weeks, and announced that he had diagnosed stage-four mantle cell lymphoma in May.
He said that the cancer was discovered “by chance” after a breast scanning showing that the lymph nodes were swollen.
After the bulletin promotion
In August, filmmaker George Miller, Kath & Kim’s Gina Riley, Richard e Grant and politician Penny Wong all entered the Logies Honor List with tribute payment. US comedy actor Melissa McCarthy said to him, “One of the funny people, one of the smartest people.”
Szubanski could not attend the ceremony, instead sent an emotional banded speech.
“Let’s just get this out of the road – I don’t get honor because I got cancer,” he said. “I get this because of 40 years of hard work – lobbying, bribery, threatening, whatever it takes. They finally paid.”
He thanked the public for support messages. “The love and support that I feel like a tsunami from the people of Australia has become overwhelming and I have to tell you, it really helps to you… When I look at these messages and look at these messages, I feel much stronger every time my heart is up and cancer.”
