Nicole Eggert, famous for her role in Baywatch, has shared in People magazine that she is going through a difficult time in her life after being diagnosed with breast cancer. This disease, as she has said, is causing her significant physical and mental difficulties.
If she has made anything clear in recent weeks, it is that she very regrets having had breast surgery. At age 18, Eggert faced immense pressure while filming Baywatch, which led her to gain size through surgery. "It was a stupid decision for an 18-year-old girl," Eggert acknowledged, reflecting on her youth and her desire to live up to it.
This is why when you see a girl getting a breast augmentation, you can't help but think she's making a bad decision: "I see all these younger girls doing it and I think, 'God, leave your bodies alone!'"
Years after her first operation, the actress, who is now 52 years old, had to undergo several breast operations, including a reduction in order to solve some health problems that were arising. However, her current situation is much more complicated. Earlier this January, Eggert announced that she had been diagnosed with stage 2 cribriform carcinoma, a form of breast cancer.
The actress, after this great setback, wanted to speak frankly about the terror of the disease growing in her chest: "I often panic knowing that the cancer grows with every second that passes." More than She is afraid for what the future holds, especially for her youngest daughter, since she is the only caregiver. "I don't have a family. "I have nothing," she explained.
Mindy Molinary, a friend of Eggert, has launched a GoFundMe campaign to help with immediate medical expenses and provide financial stability for the actress during her treatment and recovery. The campaign has already received significant support, including a $1,000 donation from actress Kyle Richards.
