Khaberni - The former Miss Egypt and artist Heba El-Sisi, through the story feature linked to her personal account on "Instagram", posted a picture from inside the hospital revealing her undergoing the first chemotherapy session, after announcing her cancer diagnosis in the recent period.
In the picture, Heba appeared inside the hospital receiving treatment, and she commented on it saying: "Today I took the first chemo dose," receiving many comments from her followers wishing her a speedy recovery.
Heba El-Sisi talks about the behind-the-scenes of her battle with cancer
Heba El-Sisi revealed the details of her struggle with the disease and the pain she felt throughout the treatment period during her first appearance in the "Miss Egypt" show which she hosts on "Al Shams" channel, after undergoing a dangerous surgery to remove a cancerous tumor.
Heba El-Sisi said: "Today is my first episode after a very tough treatment period following my cancer diagnosis and a major surgery, but thank God, I was blessed and everything turned out well".
She added: "I want to reassure everyone who asked about me and were worried and prayed from their hearts, thank God I am well now, but the past period made me realize what a genuine heart-felt prayer means and what it means to have wonderful people supporting me unconditionally".
She continued: "I want to thank everyone who checked on me, whether by message, call, visit, or even prayer because your prayers really made a difference. I was facing a big issue and thank God, your kind words reached me and supported me at a time when I really needed it and you were truly a solid support for me".
Heba El-Sisi concluded her speech by saying: "Today I am coming back with a new energy and I want to tell anyone going through a tough experience that you are stronger than you think, and God will provide the support and comfort you need, there is no one closer to us in our pain than God, thank all of you".
The artist Heba El-Sisi, the former Miss Egypt, recently announced a sudden health crisis, following which she underwent a surgery described as dangerous, causing concern among her colleagues in the artistic community, who made sure to send messages of support and prayers for her speedy recovery.
