Jane Fonda explained in a speech that she wants to take away the fear of young people – namely of aging.
Jane Fonda (84) wants to take away the fear of old age in young people. The Hollywood actress and activist, who celebrates her 85th birthday on December 21, said at an event that she has lived the good life.
Make life deeper and broader
The “Grace and Frankie” star celebrated at the event in Georgia with musician Ludacris (45) and actor Tyler Perry (53), among others. The event was organized by the Georgia Campaign for Adolescent Power & Potential, a non-profit organization dedicated to helping teenagers.
On stage, Fonda further said of her life: “I knew I couldn’t stretch it longer than it will be, but I could stretch it wider and deeper. And I did.” She also has the feeling that she still does. “I hope to be a role model for young people so that they are not afraid of getting older.”
cancer diagnosis
In early September, Fonda announced on Instagram that she had been diagnosed with cancer again. The two-time Academy Award winner wrote, “I was diagnosed with non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma and started chemotherapy. It’s a very treatable cancer. 80 percent of people survive, so I’m feeling really good.” In 2018 she had cancerous tissue removed from her lower lip. In 2010, a routine checkup revealed a small tumor in her breast. After an operation, she was considered cured.
Source: Stern
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