Sanjay Dutt survived cancer, and on World Cancer Day, his doctor shared parts of his journey.
Sharing the early bits, Levin said, “He had faced his time of reckoning and made a decision. He told me, ‘I’m going to carry on like I never had cancer, that’s all.’ Focus on getting your life back, breathe and practice whatever discipline it takes.” Negativity was never an option for her. I would say that’s the most powerful therapy. has come with: his brains, determination and willpower. And that’s more than half the battle won.”
She added, “His mental make-up was very strong, he never hid his illness and rose to the challenge from day one. He was open with his family and friends, appearing vulnerable to them. Don’t be afraid of them, be honest with them and accept their power when needed. This is the second most powerful therapy out there, the support of family and friends, which can get you through the troughs involved in any cancer treatment. can be removed.”
