Ana Maria Braga on fighting addiction: ‘I could die today’

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Brazilian TV presenter Ana Maria Braga shared in a revealing interview on the program “Conversa com Bial” the challenges she faced in overcoming addictions and personal battles against cancer. In a sincere conversation, Ana Maria brought to light the difficulties and drastic changes required in her life to prioritize well-being and health.

Ana Maria Braga faced a tough fight against cigarette addiction, a battle that intensified after consecutive cancer diagnoses. Even after being diagnosed with lung cancer, the presenter found it extremely difficult to stop smoking, returning to the habit several times over the years. An alert about blood circulation problems, however, made her reconsider and take definitive measures to end her addiction.

Cancer diagnoses and overcoming

Since 1991, when she was first diagnosed with skin cancer, Ana Maria has faced several types of cancer: in the rectum, groin, lung and even a lump in her breast. These transformative experiences led her to adopt a life philosophy focused on serenity and resilience. “If I don’t have calm within myself… There’s no point in despairing. I can still die today, like all of us”, expresses the presenter when reflecting on the adversities.

After facing the impact of smoking on her vascular health, Ana Maria made a firm decision to abandon the habit, which also led her to stop consuming coffee, replacing it with water. This choice came from a deep desire to take care of her health, demonstrating a commitment to personal change and self-care.

The interview with Pedro Bial served not only to revisit the presenter’s health obstacles, but also to inspire many viewers who face similar struggles. Ana Maria’s honesty in openly discussing her addiction and health issues has had a significant impact on public perception of these issues. She uses her platform to encourage others to seek help and make the decisions necessary to preserve their health.

The article is in Portuguese

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