Bachilorat Katy Tarmston She changed her mind about having children and informing the fans.
Sunday Sunday Sunday, Sunday shared a major instagram stories, she revealed that she was ready to freeze the eggs when she fights cancer. (Tarston shared breast cancer diagnosis in February).)
“You think you want children to be children,” she wrote in the first story. “Then one day you will meet the man of your dreams and will do something to make sure you can start a family in the future.”
Tardon, fiancé Jeph Arkuri is engaged in September 2024.
The second, shared a video prescribed by Tardston syrners, drugs, medications and alcohol prep pads. The third one of the choice of the choice of the choice of all the eggs pass through the egg recovery. “Fertility treatment is in a normal schedule: 3 pills a day to stop my role. In the morning, two shots in my stomach.”
As part of her fertility treatment, Tarmstone shared and he was visiting a blood “blood” to a blood level for a blood level. She is currently in the second week of recovery process.
“My feelings are crazy,” wrote. “My sleep / dreams are crazy. I’m tired.
The reality star is preparing for her first egg recovery, it’s ready for this weekend, “said it was a chance to do it for two weeks.” She revealed that she revealed to be willing to recover / his body. My way comes in April.
On February 15, Tardon shared her recent cancer diagnosis on February 15. “I found it to yourself. It was probably my period. But, finally, this mass was never gone.”
They added that once he had a similar defeat ring, so “(I) thought it was again.”
“It went to the Pradesh to think that this is nothing,” she remembered. “I have wrong.”
Bachilet’s Katy Tarmston is celebrated in small successes determined by breast cancer. “The biopsy was completed. This is better,” Tarston, 34, 34, 34, 34 Wednesday, 34 wedes her instagram was written through the story on Wednesday.
The lump and painful of Tarston noted, so she did not think it was cancer. “(It’s) to say (websites) say (websites) say (websites) say,” she explained. “I thought it was PMMs. My first mass (and Benin Sist) seemed to have been great, but it was a 3-4 months.
The diagnosis came after several biopsies. Tarston said he would to feel chemotherapy and mastery.
