She is remaining optimistic
Dame Esther Rantzen has shared that she’s staying “optimistic” after she was diagnosed with lung cancer. The 82-year-old broadcaster, long-time activist and founder of charities Childline and The Silver Line, confirmed the news on Sunday, January 29.
The most common cause of the condition is smoking and it mostly affects older people. However, some who have never smoked in their life can also develop lung cancer, reports Wales Online. Dame Esther shared a statement about her diagnosis, she said: "At the moment I am undergoing various tests, to assess the best treatment.
She went on to pay tribute to the support of friends and family, including her children, Miriam, Rebecca and Joshua.. She added: “I have been continuously inspired by the courageous children, older people and viewers who have trusted me with their life stories. I have always tried to live up to that trust.
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