Sonali Bendre speaks her heart out on her cancer battle with just 30% chances of survival

Sonali Bendre finally spoke her heart out on her battling life with cancer, while spending the time in New York.

The fantastic actress who has played her role perfectly as an actress, judge and a loving mother managed to play the hardest part of her life in complete swing. The last few months of her life has been the most fierce for her as she battled the struggle with cancer just like a true warrior. Taking a small sabbatical from her treatment currently, very recently, she opened her heart out about the entire thing. Taking to some of the media officials, she even revealed about the most troublesome challenges she went through during her recovery process and the associated inspiration, she managed to gain through.

Is she the real iron lady?

Sonali Bendre has been amongst those courageous actors who have openly embraced their surgery scares and openly shared certain details of the entire recovery process and feelings through social media platforms.

Sharing her struggle world, she said, “I didn’t want to go to New York. It was my husband who wanted to go. And I fought with him all through the flight. ‘Why are you doing this? We have good doctors here. Why are you taking me away?’ My home, my life… in three days, we literally just packed and left and, I don’t know, what was happening. I was like let’s, at least, speak to the doctors here and he was just quiet through the whole thing and focused. In the day, he was organizing and, in the night, as New York was wake; so he was organizing, so day and night–he was at that. So I got him and actually cribbed about the whole thing, on the flight. Through the flight, I have cribbed; I was really venting.” Further adding, she revealed, “I land in New York and next day, we go to the doctor. He looks at everything and we had sent all our tests and he says, you know, it is fourth stage and you have 30% chance of survival. That really hit me; I just turned to Goldie and I remember saying: ‘Thank God, you got me here’. Goldie always says that ‘tomorrow I’d rather feel I over-reacted, over-spent than under-reacted and have that regret that I should have done that’. There was no time for it and we were not told that it was fourth stage but Goldie had started reading about it and he was suspecting it.”