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Julia Holz is finally cancer-free. The influencer uploaded the selfie to Instagram at the beginning of October 2021.
After months of fighting cancer, influencer Julia Holz has defeated the terrible disease. But only a few hours after the pleasant update, the next shock was waiting for the 35-year-old.
Berlin. The influencer and “Goodbye Germany” emigrant Julia Holz was diagnosed with cervical cancer at the age of 35.
On Instagram, she shared her illness with her fans and followers. She was open about her diagnosis and subsequent treatment from the start.
Now there is good news: Julia Holz is cancer-free.
After months of fear and fighting, at the beginning of 2021, Holz received the devastating diagnosis, the 35-year-old can finally breathe a sigh of relief. Several operations and chemotherapy and radiation therapy lie behind her.
Julia Holz beat cancer
On Friday (October 15, 2021) she announced the good news on her Instagram profile: “I am free of recurrences. Cancer free for me. My doctor says you don’t say that and he’s right, but I think it just sounds better to me.
I can’t believe it yet, I’m so happy and grateful. (…) My fight was worth it. (…) How often have I cried and wanted to give up. “
All the worse for the influencer: Shortly after the great news she shared with the fans, a new shock followed. “Something with the intestines, I have no idea, but I am in pain and an egg comes out of my stomach. Who would have thought, now after the joy of going to the hospital, ”reported Holz in her Instagram story.
On Saturday morning (October 16, 2021) she brought light into the dark. They have called a hole in the abdominal wall, a scarring or an abdominal wall hernia.
Shock after the good news: Julia Holz has to go to the operating room again
So Holz has to undergo another operation. What a setback after the difficult time that the 35-year-old has already had with her cancer.
However, she gives the all-clear: It is only a small operation and, according to Holz’s doctors, it is easy to operate.
Regarding her surviving cancer, she must of course also have to go to the hospital every two to three months for a check-up and hope that the cancer does not come back.
Julia Holz urges women to go to the gynecologist
And if I hadn’t followed my gut instinct and flown to Berlin, I would still be undergoing treatment with chemotherapy and radiotherapy in Spain and my tumor (Herbert) would still be inside me. “
Holz also wants to encourage other sufferers and cancer patients: “Never give up and always think of the positive and fight.” (Jba)