Magda Szubanski has shared with fans about her recent update on her cancer diagnosis in her own special way.
The 64-year-old shared her latest obsession with fans on Instagram.
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She told fans: “Cancer is not all bad because look…” before revealing her new Lego Land Rover suit.
“I’m an 11-year-old boy trapped in a 64-year-old lesbian,” she said.
“I don’t know how that happened. That’s the truth.”
She joked: “I just thought it would be a real Land Rover, but it would look like that.”
In her title, she adds further background.
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“The benefits of cancer – not bad! Thanks @lego and @thivepr for my new Lego Land Rover Classic Defender. That will keep me busy.”
She joked, “Nugui is tricky at your fingertips, but…I’ve planned it and ordered a construction kit with pliers and finger protectors!! Good times!! Good times!! Now I just need a LEGO Queen Elizabeth II to pop out the driver’s seat,” she joked.
It seems Keith and King Star is now receiving chemotherapy for her stage 4 mantle cell lymphoma.
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The actress appears to have completely shaved her hair for treatment and is experiencing “chemically induced numbness at her fingertips.”
Fans participated in the comment section to cheer her on.
One fan wrote: “One thing that chemotherapy doesn’t take away from you is your spirit and your sense of humor. You rock and roll, you hang this X there.”
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Another added: “For your love and good wishes, this is temporary, you will be on this journey and make us laugh again through it.”
“We need a Lego Sharon Strezlecki to pop out the driver’s seat!” A joke.
this Big girl top Star first revealed her diagnosis on Instagram two months ago.
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She describes this particular type of blood cancer as “rare and fast moving” and “one of the annoying people.”
“It’s serious, but I’ve started one of the best treatments…I’m lucky to have absolutely world-class care in Melbourne.
“I won’t wear icing: It’s rough. But I hope.
“I’m loved by friends and family, my medical team is amazing and I never felt the mastery of those around me.”
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