Sonali Bendre recalls her journey of battling cancer

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Updated At : 01:42 PM Jun 08, 2021 IST

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Back in July 2018, actress Sonali Bendre was diagnosed with metastatic cancer and spent months in New York for treatment. After being there for almost five months, she returned to India in December 2018. Sonali is a cancer survivor and over these years, she has spread positivity and awareness about the disease.

On Sunday, which happened to be Cancer Survivors Day, Sonali shared thoughts on her tough journey and how she survived it all. She wrote, “How time flies… today when I look back, I see strength, I see weakness but most importantly I see the will to not let the C word define how my life will be after it… You create the life you choose…” In another tweet, she wrote, “…The journey is what you make of it… So remember to take #OneDayAtATime and to #SwitchOnTheSunshine #CancerSurvivorsDay.”

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