Singer Jessie J Faced with an unexpected back of health as it continues to recover from breast cancer surgery.
“How I spent the last 24 hours,” wrote Jessie, 37, via her Instagram stories on Sunday August 3, sharing a photo of an IV linked to his arm. “Six weeks after surgery, and I was back in the same neighborhood that I was after my operation. Not expected or planned. “
She added: “I had, and I still have symptoms that pointed to a blood clot on the lung. It is not a blood clot, thank God. “
According to the “price” singer, her doctors carried out a lot of tests who concluded that she had a type of infection currently unknown and a “little fluid” in her lungs.
“Finding it difficult to breathe, but I sent myself back last night. I hate being [the] Hospital, ”added Jessie in her update of social media.”[I] will continue the investigation by outpatient. »»
In a follow -up slide, Jessie defended her decision to discover the emergency room early.
“I know that many people who have experienced this or similar may agree with me or not, and it’s ok,” she wrote. “I know, for me, the real difficult journey of all this physically was the day I went to surgery. Recovery, physically, is far from fast or easy. ”
Jessie revealed in June that she had been diagnosed with breast cancer at an early stage which required surgery to eliminate the smart tissue. Jessie underwent the procedure on June 23, later revealing that all the cancer points had been deleted.
While Jessie recovers, her partner, Chanan Colmantook the weight of parental tasks with their 2 -year -old son, Sky.
“Mentally, it was the most difficult period for me, especially as a mom with a toddler and unable to be the mother that I am usually,” said Jessie in her Sunday post. “And having to change the plans of my career for this year was frustrating after working so hard to reach this point and excited to do everything. It’s life, I know.”
She added: “Don’t get me wrong – everything is clear and is incredible, but this result has not accelerated or does not facilitate physically surgery.”
Jessie also wanted to remember to “slow down” to let her body heal.
“This is not a quick recovery, and it is not supposed to be,” said the musician. “This slow rhythm was a harsh reality to accept. I love moving and working and being standing and active, but I can’t be right now, and that’s what it is. I find the strength to know that everything can be adjusted to align with a slower rhythm and the support of my very small interior support circle. ”
