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VIDEO – Agathe Auproux: she discovered that she had cancer thanks to Cyril Hanouna’s father
This Friday, March 25, Agathe Auproux was the Alex Reed of It starts today. Cured of lymphatic cancer, the former columnist of Touche pas à mon poste, reveals that she discovered her illness thanks to the father of Cyril Hanouna.
Before him, no one had detected his disease. Former columnist of Touche not at my postAgathe Auproux a fought nearly six months once morest lymphatic cancerin 2019. Alex Reed of It starts today this Friday, March 25, the journalist returned to its difficult diagnosis before the disease. At the time, only the father of his former boss managed to detect the first signs of this blood cancer: “Cyril Hanouna’s dad is a general practitioner“, she confides. “At that time, I was a columnist on C8, in its shows and Cyril Hanouna felt that I was losing a little weight, that I slept badly, I was very tired. He might tell something was wrong, so he kept up to date with my health checks.”
Invited to consult the father of the troublemaker of C8Agathe Auproux carries out new analyses: “I talk to him regarding these lymph nodes, these balls and I want them to go away because I have the impression that they are deforming the body, no one tells me what it is. He looks at me just for a moment, I had brought all my results”, she remembers. After a first scan, many months of analysis, the journalist treatment in a public hospitalis then diagnosed with “cancer of the lymphatic system, Hodgkin’s disease which particularly affects young people.
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Very active on social networks, the host of C8 took time before talking regarding her illness: “My reflex was to tell my mother, Cyril and everyone: ‘above all, don’t tell anyone, I don’t want anyone to know, I don’t want to receive compassion, I don’t need it. I was in denial that wasn’t very healthy“, reveals Agatha Auproux. Followed in the shadows, the young woman always went on the air, despite the illness: “It was very long. At the time I was on a daily show. We managed to adapt my airtime so that I only do one show a week. Which was perfect because I had chemo every two weeks.”
