Under treatment for cancer, Iside Valverde’s mother shows off shaved hair and vents: ‘Two months of pain’

Under treatment for cancer, Iside Valverde’s mother shows off shaved hair and vents: ‘Two months of pain’


“Hair grows – and we trust, also because we have no choice, that it will eventually grow too,” wrote Rosalba Nable on her Instagram; Read




Rosalba Nablemother of the actress Isis ValverdeI used your profile on Instagram to post a photo in which he appears bald, with his hair shaved following treatment for a cancer. “After 20 days of the first chemotherapy, my hair started falling out,” she wrote on Saturday, the 27th.

“I spent a week playing hide and seek with myself. I promised, but I wouldn’t have solved the problem. But then the courage came and told me: let’s finish it! And, surprisingly, it was a quiet event, watered down with the few tears that remained,” he continued.



Under treatment for cancer, Iside Valverde’s mother shows off shaved hair and vents: ‘Two months of pain’

Then he reflected: “Hair grows. Yes, this beautiful hair that I have loved so much grows. And we trust, even though we have no choice, that it will eventually grow too.”

Rosalba said: “Physical pain has always been unbearable for me. Emotional pain, not so much, because I have already faced so many disappointments and inglorious labors. It becomes more difficult as the years go by. Even so, it’s not that “easy. Not really.”

“May I have the necessary welcome at this time with many emotions, all together. May I continue to be the home that shelters and warms me and have other ‘homes’ where I can rest in peace.”

“That I understand that I have limits and that this fact implies collapsing, crying, despairing and that those who love me can understand it and have the necessary wisdom that the situation deserves to support me when I least deserve it”, continued Iside Valverde mother.

Rosalba Nable also offered a message of optimism in the midst of illness: “Because no matter who we are, when that moment comes, we are forced to admit that we are nothing and listen to our inner voice that tells us, insistently, that things will get better, even if it seems impossible now.”

Source: Terra

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