Marta Markiewicz, i.e. Sarsa, has been recently talked about due to a rather funny situation. The singer hosts her own program on one of the popular radio stations. Recently, the most attention was stolen by the artist’s son, who shared a rather unexpected message during the broadcast. – Mom! – Leonard shouted. – Yes, son? – the surprised singer asked him. – I want to puke. Mom, I want to puke! Mother! – said the three-year-old. Embarrassed, Sarsa laughed and hid her face in her hands. This time the singer found herself in a more controlled situation. She appeared in the “Dzień Dobry TVN” studio, where she had the opportunity to sing her new song “Jak w movie“, which is an announcement of the new album, which is to be released next year. During the conversation, the artist talked about the disease she had to face and which completely changed her approach to music.
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Sarsa opened up about the disease. “I wasn’t a smart girl”
Some time ago, Sarsa learned that she suffers from otosclerosis, a disease of the bony labyrinth that causes hearing impairment. This is a disease that affects only 5%. community. Hearing the diagnosis was a real blow for Sarsa, but she ultimately decided to fight for her health. In an interview with the presenters of “Dzień Dobry TVN”, she admitted that dealing with the disease has greatly changed her life.
I was no longer a brave girl and it was hard for me to get up off the ground. I realized that I was being punched in the nose by a higher power to make her realize that I don’t have control over everything in life.
– revealed the singer. Sarsa emphasized that she previously wanted to control everything, but the sudden illness forced her to change her attitude. – Until my diagnosis, I was a control freak and I hated it when things didn’t go my way. Such a powerful event, it was a process of coming to terms with the fact that you don’t make decisions about everything in your life. My character struggled with it, but today it’s easier for me to talk about it because the twist is good, I feel a lot of good energy. I don’t know if there will be a happy ending because I don’t know what the course of the disease will be like. But I’m glad I can play and sing today, she admitted. One of the methods of treating otosclerosis is microsurgical ear surgery, which does not eliminate the causes of the disease, but limits its effects. Sarsa underwent such surgery, and after the procedure she had to learn sounds again. As she emphasizes, today she appreciates that she survived this disease because thanks to it she revalued her life and fell in love with music again.
I am so grateful to have this disease in my life. I am only now appreciating and enjoying music
-she confessed.
Sarsa will show itself in the most difficult moments of life. “I’m not ready yet”
He wants to talk about his experiences with Sarsa disease in the film. In an interview with “Dzień Dobry TVN” journalists, she admitted that she is not ready to release this material yet because it is very intimate, but she would like to do it to help others who face similar challenges in life. – A film will be made while I watch recordings from the time when I had surgery on my ears. This process of coming to terms with myself, learning sounds again, when I watch it, I have the feeling that I am not ready to expose myself like that yet, but I want to mature to it. I feel that every event in my life is meant to make something good out of it for others. I think there are many people who, when they apply this to their lives, think that something happened that rules everything out. Fate loves curiosity. In hindsight, it’s even funny. Only 5% of the population suffers from otosclerosis, and if you do suffer from it, it is something very special – she concluded.
Sarsa’s Journey: From Motherhood Mishaps to Music Meditations
Ladies and gentlemen, gather round! We’re diving into the delightful world of Marta Markiewicz, also known as Sarsa. Now, this isn’t just another walk in the park with a pop singer; we’re talking about a woman whose three-year-old son has turned her radio show into a comedy hour!
Picture this: Sarsa’s hosting her show, possibly expecting to delve into the depths of musical genius, when her charming son Leonard interrupts her with an urgent announcement:
“Mom! I want to puke!”
Ah, kids—proving once again that even in the throes of musical fame, your children will remind you who’s really in charge!
Embarrassed but amused, Sarsa laughed and attempted to conceal her face in her hands. Classic mom move—because nothing says “professional” quite like trying to hide from your child’s blunt honesty. But Sarsa, in the midst of this chaos, also found herself transitioning into a more serious narrative.
The Battle of the Ears: Sarsa’s Health Journey
Ladies and gentlemen, the tide can turn faster than a poorly executed magic trick! Sarsa then revealed in a heart-felt segment on
“Dzień Dobry TVN” that she’s been battling otosclerosis, a rather exclusive ear disease that only affects about 5% of the population. Talk about winning the lottery, but with a terrible prize!
Our favorite pop star shared, “Hearing the diagnosis was a real blow for me, but I decided to fight.” And fight she did! One can only imagine the existential crisis that ensued—no one really prepares for a plot twist like this in their life story!
“I wasn’t a brave girl and it was hard for me to get up off the ground. I realized that I was being punched in the nose by a higher power…”
Ah, wisdom! Sarsa reflects on her past control-freak tendencies with the kind of self-insight that makes you question how many poor decisions you’ve made in your own life. It’s remarkable how a sprinkle of adversity can lead to life-altering epiphanies.
Trading Control for Gratitude
In another stroke of poetic irony, Sarsa revealed, “I am so grateful to have this disease in my life. I am only now appreciating and enjoying music.”
Who knew a diagnosis could come with such an unexpected twist of positivity? It’s like realizing you’ve been drinking decaf all these years and suddenly get a double shot of espresso!
After undergoing microsurgical ear surgery, Sarsa took on the monumental task of relearning sounds. Just imagine: “Okay, sound wave, you just behave yourself, alright? I’m not in the mood for your nonsense today!”
Transforming Pain into Purpose
Now she’s not just looking to share her music but also her journey. In a recent interview, Sarsa mentioned wanting to make a film about her experiences with illness—though she admits she’s not quite ready to bare her soul just yet.
“I want to mature to it. I feel that every event in my life is meant to make something good out of it for others.”
It’s like she’s trying to make lemonade out of lemons… no, wait—let’s just call it a classic Sarsa Signature Lemonade, with a twist of nostalgia and a splash of vulnerability!
So, folks, as Sarsa navigates her new reality of motherhood alongside her health challenges, she continues to evolve—transforming her art and life into a beacon of inspiration for us all. In true Sarsa style, she reminds us that while life may throw a few unusual remarks our way, laughter, love, and music will always lead the charge forward!
