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This, she says, is how she handles being at high risk for returning breast cancer.
Through it all, she says, she persevered, owing much of her stoicism to her upbringing.
Now, however, she feels that may have been a mistake.
You will be taking control which is so empowering."
“I would eat then just feel really nasty,” he shared.
“The doctor was always like, ‘I don’t know what’s wrong with you.’
They couldn’t diagnose anything.
Then just from eating clean, healthy, organic that has gone away.”
He’s also adjusting to married life, having tied the knot with long-time partner Harley Rodriguez in 2022.
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Initially diagnosed with Lyme disease in 2010, Gorder later learned she also had Hashimoto’s disease.
To protect her body and ease the symptoms of both conditions, Gorder turned to healthy food and exercise.
“When I exercise, I feel the best,” she said.
The condition develops when the uterus stretches to accommodate the growth of the baby.
But a stretched uterus isn’t the only condition that can cause diastasis recti.
Sometimes, weight-lifting or abdominal exercises can contribute, if they’re done incorrectly.
As a result, the athletic host opted for a round of cosmetic surgery to help restore her confidence.
First, in 2013, he was diagnosed with both thyroid and testicular cancer.
El Moussa is also quick to credit his wife with much of his ability to recover.
“Heather has made a lot of changes in my life.
She’s all over it,” he said.
She described her thought process at the time toForbes.
“They say graves are buried 6 feet under the ground right?
I felt like I was buried alive in a cave somewhere below those six feet under the ground.
“Saving their homes is actually what saved me.
It made me feel like I had something to live for again,” she revealed.
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Panic attacks and spiraling thoughts come rushing in,” she wrote.
Still, in her eternally optimistic way, Napier ended her post with a final, happy thought.
“We’ve all got our personal struggles.
But isn’t it so nice to have this place for editing the hard parts out?
“I had my first microdisectomy [sic] in 2001,” she wrote.
But her injury did renew public interest regarding the dangers of cheerleading.
Worst of all, however, was the inability to diagnose her symptoms correctly.
His caption read: “I’ve got the BEST nursing staff at my house.
Gonna be good in no time.”
In real life, Barber is a small powerhouse, not much unlike her onscreen persona.
“I was completely covered in dust …
I later came to discover that the wall was an asbestos wall.”
She urges homeowners to leave renovation to professionals if they fear their home could be a source of asbestos.
