ProSieben moderator Charlotte Potts shows photos from everyday chemical life

In August, ProSieben moderator Charlotte Potts made it public that breast cancer was diagnosed with her. Almost six weeks later, the 39-year-old is now reporting with an update on Instagram and shares an open insight into her everyday life during chemotherapy.

“How are you? I get this question so often these days – and I’m very grateful for it,” Potts writes about a series of photos, above all a smiling selfie. However, the answer is not easy: “There are really good, normal days. And there are days that I would like to forget. But I hold my glass half full.”

Chemotherapy is “anything but a walk”, says Potts. Nevertheless, she “looks forward” to every treatment because she “brings her a little closer to the destination”. “Immediately afterwards I am always very proud of my body (and me),” said the mother of two. Potts tries to stay optimistic: she laughs a lot, goes to the fresh air and spins a positive narrative – “does not work every day, but many”.

You can show more photos in your post after chemotherapy, in the treatment room, in sports and with a book that accompanied you during the first treatments.

Charlotte Potts also shares insight into her little routines during chemotherapy: “Pirates of the Caribbean” always runs on the way to treatment, after the blood you take a lye rod and cappuccino from the hospital kiosk. Walks, yoga and reading of long -back books help her on darker days. She also consciously enjoys the time with her sons – even when it comes to football games that they actually don’t interest.

“Of course I miss the work, the self -determined planning, the ‘normal life’. But at the moment it is only step by step. How Beppo the street sweeper is at ‘Momo’: Broom Stroke for Broom Stroke,” Potts concludes. Supported by family and friends, she hopes that she will make this time stronger.