With cancer in 4 places, Britta Gill orders warm clothes instead of flowers for work.

Singer Britta Gill, 50, showed off her flower-filled home on social media. Since the announcement Cancer recurred in four locationsThe artist has received support from people who support her treatment. However, Britta has asked that from now on they send her warm clothes instead of flowers for the work she intends to do.

“We had an idea,” said Britta. “You are my friend, who wants to be present at this moment. If you have my address, send warm clothes home.”

The intention is to donate coats to the homeless. “These flowers here are expensive and you are so wonderful. We are going to hand them out in the street, because it is very cold. We thought it might be a good way for you to be present for me in this delicate moment and to help those who are suffering from the cold.

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And still on social media, Britta let out a long scream.He said he “wants to live” and feels “overwhelming” fear. The singer wrote: “Life is not easy and it is not easy for me right now, I am surrounded by love from every side, but it is me alone with myself that must solve this problem, my discipline and my commitment to healing!! It is not easy but I will win again and winning for me means not lowering your head and feeling happy in adversity, it is one day at a time.

After surgery in August Necessary for use of ileostomy bagwhich was removed in December shortly after undergoing intestinal reconstruction. The singer announced on the 11th of that month that The cancer was in remission 12 months after diagnosis..

However, last Thursday (22), Britta said that she had Cancer recurrence He had to undergo chemotherapy again. In the singer’s case, it came back in four different places. “I have two lymph nodes, I have a malignant tumor in the peritoneum and I have a nodule, which is a lesion in the ureter,” he said.

According to Britta, she came to the Syrian Lebanese Hospital for routine check-ups, when she, her family and friends were surprised by the diagnosis.

“It’s more common than we think, but it’s always a huge scare,” she explained, having already started treatment. I completed the first cycle of chemotherapy..