Perhaps many may not know that the young artist, Yasmine Ghaith, is the granddaughter of the late star Abdullah Ghaith, who presented some of the most beautiful roles in television dramas and Arab cinema.
The artist, Yasmine Ghaith, is considered one of the most famous warriors of malignant cancer, as she fought once morest its ferocity steadfastly, and patiently faced the strong chemotherapy sessions, and the consequences thereof, which spoil agility, and hit faces with pallor, but she fought the battle with will, challenge and determination to defeat that damned ghost, to be able to Of victory over him, following a journey that lasted 5 years.
Yasmine Ghaith spoke regarding her story with the first chemotherapy sessions, and the consequent loss of her hair and the change in her features, through her official account on the Instagram photo and video exchange site, through a number of photos, which documented her difficult journey on the way to victory over him, and regaining her full body. and thicken it.
She began recounting the suffering by referring to her difficult memories with the disease and its stages, as she said: “Five years ago, on October 17, exactly 17 days following my first chemotherapy session, my hair began to fall out, as shown in the picture. I woke up and found my hair. It was written on the pillow.
My hair was crinkling me like pins
“The second text makes me cry like pins, and just what I touch is falling.” With this phrase, Yasmine Ghaith continued to fight cancer, describing her suffering with cancer, adding: “I did not laugh at you, although this was an expected result, but I was afraid and fell, and I might not imagine that it was happening at this speed, It is the first session.
An unstable psychological state experienced by the young artist, during the period of the chemotherapy sessions: “I made a post and wrote to you regarding what happened at the time, and I was very frustrated and depressed, and I said at the time that I would not lose hope, and that, God willing, I would be relieved of her, and my hair or others would be relaxed.”
Support from cancer fighters
Great support received by Yasmine Ghaith, from other cancer fighters, as they encouraged her and urged her to show strength and patience: “All the owners of successful stories at the time, they told me, by God, you are not afraid that you will come back better than the first. And sweeter than the first.”
Hair restoration
“From 5 years ago today, I will come from you the same question that I was asking, oh, my hair will return like the first.” A question that Yasmine Ghaith used to hear, as well as repeating it with herself, but today she answered it, explaining what was going on in her head and what she reached, She said: “Oh, I want to take certain vitamins that will help. The answer is, by God, without any vitamins, God willing, following a month following the last chemo session, it will start to appear, and it is really sweeter than the first.”