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![Bianca Balti Instagram - February 4th. World Cancer Day.
It has always been just a random day that some posts on Instagram reminded me of. Although my aunt died of metastatic breast cancer at age 39 and my mom got myeloma a couple of years ago. And despite my own diagnosis, back in 2021, of carrying the BRCA1 gene for which, in December 2022, I underwent a preventative double mastectomy.Ā
Cancer couldnāt inhabit my thoughts, let alone my body.
Until September 8th of 2024, the day that Cancer, Ovarian to be specific, came into my life feeling a whole lot like a death sentence. On October 14th, I started my chemotherapy journey that just ended last Monday, January 27th, but to my great surprise, those last few months, I felt as alive as ever.Ā
I was not taking my life for granted anymore, and my gratitude hit an all-time peak. Everything started to taste like a real blessing.Ā
It has been hard, and it isnāt quite over yet, but I wouldnāt have it any other way. They say, āWhat doesnāt kill you makes you stronger,ā but my experience is that what didnāt kill me made me love life a lot more.Ā
1. October 14th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital. LA. First Chemo infusion.Ā
2. Me, high on Benadryl (one of the meds given before treatment to prevent an allergic reaction). LOL.Ā
3. My love selflessly carrying me through the pain with his unconditional love.
4. Matilde shaving my head on Halloween night. I thought that I could take advantage of the occasion to dress up as Uncle Fester. Little did I know that my little pubic hair razor would take hours. LOL.Ā
5. November 4th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital, LA. Second Chemo infusion.Ā
6. Filming āLe Ieneā with Nic in LA (Youāve been a bit of a pain in the ass, but you did a great job at the end. Thank you, bro :)
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![Bianca Balti Instagram - February 4th. World Cancer Day.
It has always been just a random day that some posts on Instagram reminded me of. Although my aunt died of metastatic breast cancer at age 39 and my mom got myeloma a couple of years ago. And despite my own diagnosis, back in 2021, of carrying the BRCA1 gene for which, in December 2022, I underwent a preventative double mastectomy.Ā
Cancer couldnāt inhabit my thoughts, let alone my body.
Until September 8th of 2024, the day that Cancer, Ovarian to be specific, came into my life feeling a whole lot like a death sentence. On October 14th, I started my chemotherapy journey that just ended last Monday, January 27th, but to my great surprise, those last few months, I felt as alive as ever.Ā
I was not taking my life for granted anymore, and my gratitude hit an all-time peak. Everything started to taste like a real blessing.Ā
It has been hard, and it isnāt quite over yet, but I wouldnāt have it any other way. They say, āWhat doesnāt kill you makes you stronger,ā but my experience is that what didnāt kill me made me love life a lot more.Ā
1. October 14th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital. LA. First Chemo infusion.Ā
2. Me, high on Benadryl (one of the meds given before treatment to prevent an allergic reaction). LOL.Ā
3. My love selflessly carrying me through the pain with his unconditional love.
4. Matilde shaving my head on Halloween night. I thought that I could take advantage of the occasion to dress up as Uncle Fester. Little did I know that my little pubic hair razor would take hours. LOL.Ā
5. November 4th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital, LA. Second Chemo infusion.Ā
6. Filming āLe Ieneā with Nic in LA (Youāve been a bit of a pain in the ass, but you did a great job at the end. Thank you, bro :)
[follows in the comments]](https://www.gethucinema.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/Bianca-Balti-59-Zba4t01104-300x375.jpg)
![Bianca Balti Instagram - February 4th. World Cancer Day.
It has always been just a random day that some posts on Instagram reminded me of. Although my aunt died of metastatic breast cancer at age 39 and my mom got myeloma a couple of years ago. And despite my own diagnosis, back in 2021, of carrying the BRCA1 gene for which, in December 2022, I underwent a preventative double mastectomy.Ā
Cancer couldnāt inhabit my thoughts, let alone my body.
Until September 8th of 2024, the day that Cancer, Ovarian to be specific, came into my life feeling a whole lot like a death sentence. On October 14th, I started my chemotherapy journey that just ended last Monday, January 27th, but to my great surprise, those last few months, I felt as alive as ever.Ā
I was not taking my life for granted anymore, and my gratitude hit an all-time peak. Everything started to taste like a real blessing.Ā
It has been hard, and it isnāt quite over yet, but I wouldnāt have it any other way. They say, āWhat doesnāt kill you makes you stronger,ā but my experience is that what didnāt kill me made me love life a lot more.Ā
1. October 14th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital. LA. First Chemo infusion.Ā
2. Me, high on Benadryl (one of the meds given before treatment to prevent an allergic reaction). LOL.Ā
3. My love selflessly carrying me through the pain with his unconditional love.
4. Matilde shaving my head on Halloween night. I thought that I could take advantage of the occasion to dress up as Uncle Fester. Little did I know that my little pubic hair razor would take hours. LOL.Ā
5. November 4th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital, LA. Second Chemo infusion.Ā
6. Filming āLe Ieneā with Nic in LA (Youāve been a bit of a pain in the ass, but you did a great job at the end. Thank you, bro :)
[follows in the comments]](https://www.gethucinema.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/Bianca-Balti-60-2yLnbm7741-300x375.jpg)
![Bianca Balti Instagram - February 4th. World Cancer Day.
It has always been just a random day that some posts on Instagram reminded me of. Although my aunt died of metastatic breast cancer at age 39 and my mom got myeloma a couple of years ago. And despite my own diagnosis, back in 2021, of carrying the BRCA1 gene for which, in December 2022, I underwent a preventative double mastectomy.Ā
Cancer couldnāt inhabit my thoughts, let alone my body.
Until September 8th of 2024, the day that Cancer, Ovarian to be specific, came into my life feeling a whole lot like a death sentence. On October 14th, I started my chemotherapy journey that just ended last Monday, January 27th, but to my great surprise, those last few months, I felt as alive as ever.Ā
I was not taking my life for granted anymore, and my gratitude hit an all-time peak. Everything started to taste like a real blessing.Ā
It has been hard, and it isnāt quite over yet, but I wouldnāt have it any other way. They say, āWhat doesnāt kill you makes you stronger,ā but my experience is that what didnāt kill me made me love life a lot more.Ā
1. October 14th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital. LA. First Chemo infusion.Ā
2. Me, high on Benadryl (one of the meds given before treatment to prevent an allergic reaction). LOL.Ā
3. My love selflessly carrying me through the pain with his unconditional love.
4. Matilde shaving my head on Halloween night. I thought that I could take advantage of the occasion to dress up as Uncle Fester. Little did I know that my little pubic hair razor would take hours. LOL.Ā
5. November 4th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital, LA. Second Chemo infusion.Ā
6. Filming āLe Ieneā with Nic in LA (Youāve been a bit of a pain in the ass, but you did a great job at the end. Thank you, bro :)
[follows in the comments]](https://www.gethucinema.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/Bianca-Balti-61-tN95rx3566-300x375.jpg)
![Bianca Balti Instagram - February 4th. World Cancer Day.
It has always been just a random day that some posts on Instagram reminded me of. Although my aunt died of metastatic breast cancer at age 39 and my mom got myeloma a couple of years ago. And despite my own diagnosis, back in 2021, of carrying the BRCA1 gene for which, in December 2022, I underwent a preventative double mastectomy.Ā
Cancer couldnāt inhabit my thoughts, let alone my body.
Until September 8th of 2024, the day that Cancer, Ovarian to be specific, came into my life feeling a whole lot like a death sentence. On October 14th, I started my chemotherapy journey that just ended last Monday, January 27th, but to my great surprise, those last few months, I felt as alive as ever.Ā
I was not taking my life for granted anymore, and my gratitude hit an all-time peak. Everything started to taste like a real blessing.Ā
It has been hard, and it isnāt quite over yet, but I wouldnāt have it any other way. They say, āWhat doesnāt kill you makes you stronger,ā but my experience is that what didnāt kill me made me love life a lot more.Ā
1. October 14th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital. LA. First Chemo infusion.Ā
2. Me, high on Benadryl (one of the meds given before treatment to prevent an allergic reaction). LOL.Ā
3. My love selflessly carrying me through the pain with his unconditional love.
4. Matilde shaving my head on Halloween night. I thought that I could take advantage of the occasion to dress up as Uncle Fester. Little did I know that my little pubic hair razor would take hours. LOL.Ā
5. November 4th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital, LA. Second Chemo infusion.Ā
6. Filming āLe Ieneā with Nic in LA (Youāve been a bit of a pain in the ass, but you did a great job at the end. Thank you, bro :)
[follows in the comments]](https://www.gethucinema.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/Bianca-Balti-62-vOPMMu4971-300x375.jpg)
![Bianca Balti Instagram - February 4th. World Cancer Day.
It has always been just a random day that some posts on Instagram reminded me of. Although my aunt died of metastatic breast cancer at age 39 and my mom got myeloma a couple of years ago. And despite my own diagnosis, back in 2021, of carrying the BRCA1 gene for which, in December 2022, I underwent a preventative double mastectomy.Ā
Cancer couldnāt inhabit my thoughts, let alone my body.
Until September 8th of 2024, the day that Cancer, Ovarian to be specific, came into my life feeling a whole lot like a death sentence. On October 14th, I started my chemotherapy journey that just ended last Monday, January 27th, but to my great surprise, those last few months, I felt as alive as ever.Ā
I was not taking my life for granted anymore, and my gratitude hit an all-time peak. Everything started to taste like a real blessing.Ā
It has been hard, and it isnāt quite over yet, but I wouldnāt have it any other way. They say, āWhat doesnāt kill you makes you stronger,ā but my experience is that what didnāt kill me made me love life a lot more.Ā
1. October 14th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital. LA. First Chemo infusion.Ā
2. Me, high on Benadryl (one of the meds given before treatment to prevent an allergic reaction). LOL.Ā
3. My love selflessly carrying me through the pain with his unconditional love.
4. Matilde shaving my head on Halloween night. I thought that I could take advantage of the occasion to dress up as Uncle Fester. Little did I know that my little pubic hair razor would take hours. LOL.Ā
5. November 4th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital, LA. Second Chemo infusion.Ā
6. Filming āLe Ieneā with Nic in LA (Youāve been a bit of a pain in the ass, but you did a great job at the end. Thank you, bro :)
[follows in the comments]](https://www.gethucinema.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/Bianca-Balti-63-pGxNoz5238-300x375.jpg)
![Bianca Balti Instagram - February 4th. World Cancer Day.
It has always been just a random day that some posts on Instagram reminded me of. Although my aunt died of metastatic breast cancer at age 39 and my mom got myeloma a couple of years ago. And despite my own diagnosis, back in 2021, of carrying the BRCA1 gene for which, in December 2022, I underwent a preventative double mastectomy.Ā
Cancer couldnāt inhabit my thoughts, let alone my body.
Until September 8th of 2024, the day that Cancer, Ovarian to be specific, came into my life feeling a whole lot like a death sentence. On October 14th, I started my chemotherapy journey that just ended last Monday, January 27th, but to my great surprise, those last few months, I felt as alive as ever.Ā
I was not taking my life for granted anymore, and my gratitude hit an all-time peak. Everything started to taste like a real blessing.Ā
It has been hard, and it isnāt quite over yet, but I wouldnāt have it any other way. They say, āWhat doesnāt kill you makes you stronger,ā but my experience is that what didnāt kill me made me love life a lot more.Ā
1. October 14th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital. LA. First Chemo infusion.Ā
2. Me, high on Benadryl (one of the meds given before treatment to prevent an allergic reaction). LOL.Ā
3. My love selflessly carrying me through the pain with his unconditional love.
4. Matilde shaving my head on Halloween night. I thought that I could take advantage of the occasion to dress up as Uncle Fester. Little did I know that my little pubic hair razor would take hours. LOL.Ā
5. November 4th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital, LA. Second Chemo infusion.Ā
6. Filming āLe Ieneā with Nic in LA (Youāve been a bit of a pain in the ass, but you did a great job at the end. Thank you, bro :)
[follows in the comments]](https://www.gethucinema.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/Bianca-Balti-64-OGnkcw3726-300x375.jpg)
![Bianca Balti Instagram - February 4th. World Cancer Day.
It has always been just a random day that some posts on Instagram reminded me of. Although my aunt died of metastatic breast cancer at age 39 and my mom got myeloma a couple of years ago. And despite my own diagnosis, back in 2021, of carrying the BRCA1 gene for which, in December 2022, I underwent a preventative double mastectomy.Ā
Cancer couldnāt inhabit my thoughts, let alone my body.
Until September 8th of 2024, the day that Cancer, Ovarian to be specific, came into my life feeling a whole lot like a death sentence. On October 14th, I started my chemotherapy journey that just ended last Monday, January 27th, but to my great surprise, those last few months, I felt as alive as ever.Ā
I was not taking my life for granted anymore, and my gratitude hit an all-time peak. Everything started to taste like a real blessing.Ā
It has been hard, and it isnāt quite over yet, but I wouldnāt have it any other way. They say, āWhat doesnāt kill you makes you stronger,ā but my experience is that what didnāt kill me made me love life a lot more.Ā
1. October 14th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital. LA. First Chemo infusion.Ā
2. Me, high on Benadryl (one of the meds given before treatment to prevent an allergic reaction). LOL.Ā
3. My love selflessly carrying me through the pain with his unconditional love.
4. Matilde shaving my head on Halloween night. I thought that I could take advantage of the occasion to dress up as Uncle Fester. Little did I know that my little pubic hair razor would take hours. LOL.Ā
5. November 4th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital, LA. Second Chemo infusion.Ā
6. Filming āLe Ieneā with Nic in LA (Youāve been a bit of a pain in the ass, but you did a great job at the end. Thank you, bro :)
[follows in the comments]](https://www.gethucinema.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/Bianca-Balti-65-Wjm6U46839-300x375.jpg)
![Bianca Balti Instagram - February 4th. World Cancer Day.
It has always been just a random day that some posts on Instagram reminded me of. Although my aunt died of metastatic breast cancer at age 39 and my mom got myeloma a couple of years ago. And despite my own diagnosis, back in 2021, of carrying the BRCA1 gene for which, in December 2022, I underwent a preventative double mastectomy.Ā
Cancer couldnāt inhabit my thoughts, let alone my body.
Until September 8th of 2024, the day that Cancer, Ovarian to be specific, came into my life feeling a whole lot like a death sentence. On October 14th, I started my chemotherapy journey that just ended last Monday, January 27th, but to my great surprise, those last few months, I felt as alive as ever.Ā
I was not taking my life for granted anymore, and my gratitude hit an all-time peak. Everything started to taste like a real blessing.Ā
It has been hard, and it isnāt quite over yet, but I wouldnāt have it any other way. They say, āWhat doesnāt kill you makes you stronger,ā but my experience is that what didnāt kill me made me love life a lot more.Ā
1. October 14th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital. LA. First Chemo infusion.Ā
2. Me, high on Benadryl (one of the meds given before treatment to prevent an allergic reaction). LOL.Ā
3. My love selflessly carrying me through the pain with his unconditional love.
4. Matilde shaving my head on Halloween night. I thought that I could take advantage of the occasion to dress up as Uncle Fester. Little did I know that my little pubic hair razor would take hours. LOL.Ā
5. November 4th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital, LA. Second Chemo infusion.Ā
6. Filming āLe Ieneā with Nic in LA (Youāve been a bit of a pain in the ass, but you did a great job at the end. Thank you, bro :)
[follows in the comments]](https://www.gethucinema.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/Bianca-Balti-66-HRjmUW9705-300x375.jpg)
![Bianca Balti Instagram - February 4th. World Cancer Day.
It has always been just a random day that some posts on Instagram reminded me of. Although my aunt died of metastatic breast cancer at age 39 and my mom got myeloma a couple of years ago. And despite my own diagnosis, back in 2021, of carrying the BRCA1 gene for which, in December 2022, I underwent a preventative double mastectomy.Ā
Cancer couldnāt inhabit my thoughts, let alone my body.
Until September 8th of 2024, the day that Cancer, Ovarian to be specific, came into my life feeling a whole lot like a death sentence. On October 14th, I started my chemotherapy journey that just ended last Monday, January 27th, but to my great surprise, those last few months, I felt as alive as ever.Ā
I was not taking my life for granted anymore, and my gratitude hit an all-time peak. Everything started to taste like a real blessing.Ā
It has been hard, and it isnāt quite over yet, but I wouldnāt have it any other way. They say, āWhat doesnāt kill you makes you stronger,ā but my experience is that what didnāt kill me made me love life a lot more.Ā
1. October 14th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital. LA. First Chemo infusion.Ā
2. Me, high on Benadryl (one of the meds given before treatment to prevent an allergic reaction). LOL.Ā
3. My love selflessly carrying me through the pain with his unconditional love.
4. Matilde shaving my head on Halloween night. I thought that I could take advantage of the occasion to dress up as Uncle Fester. Little did I know that my little pubic hair razor would take hours. LOL.Ā
5. November 4th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital, LA. Second Chemo infusion.Ā
6. Filming āLe Ieneā with Nic in LA (Youāve been a bit of a pain in the ass, but you did a great job at the end. Thank you, bro :)
[follows in the comments]](https://www.gethucinema.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/Bianca-Balti-67-jiTz0Z9505-300x375.jpg)
![Bianca Balti Instagram - February 4th. World Cancer Day.
It has always been just a random day that some posts on Instagram reminded me of. Although my aunt died of metastatic breast cancer at age 39 and my mom got myeloma a couple of years ago. And despite my own diagnosis, back in 2021, of carrying the BRCA1 gene for which, in December 2022, I underwent a preventative double mastectomy.Ā
Cancer couldnāt inhabit my thoughts, let alone my body.
Until September 8th of 2024, the day that Cancer, Ovarian to be specific, came into my life feeling a whole lot like a death sentence. On October 14th, I started my chemotherapy journey that just ended last Monday, January 27th, but to my great surprise, those last few months, I felt as alive as ever.Ā
I was not taking my life for granted anymore, and my gratitude hit an all-time peak. Everything started to taste like a real blessing.Ā
It has been hard, and it isnāt quite over yet, but I wouldnāt have it any other way. They say, āWhat doesnāt kill you makes you stronger,ā but my experience is that what didnāt kill me made me love life a lot more.Ā
1. October 14th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital. LA. First Chemo infusion.Ā
2. Me, high on Benadryl (one of the meds given before treatment to prevent an allergic reaction). LOL.Ā
3. My love selflessly carrying me through the pain with his unconditional love.
4. Matilde shaving my head on Halloween night. I thought that I could take advantage of the occasion to dress up as Uncle Fester. Little did I know that my little pubic hair razor would take hours. LOL.Ā
5. November 4th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital, LA. Second Chemo infusion.Ā
6. Filming āLe Ieneā with Nic in LA (Youāve been a bit of a pain in the ass, but you did a great job at the end. Thank you, bro :)
[follows in the comments]](https://www.gethucinema.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/Bianca-Balti-68-G9wx3J9638-300x375.jpg)
![Bianca Balti Instagram - February 4th. World Cancer Day.
It has always been just a random day that some posts on Instagram reminded me of. Although my aunt died of metastatic breast cancer at age 39 and my mom got myeloma a couple of years ago. And despite my own diagnosis, back in 2021, of carrying the BRCA1 gene for which, in December 2022, I underwent a preventative double mastectomy.Ā
Cancer couldnāt inhabit my thoughts, let alone my body.
Until September 8th of 2024, the day that Cancer, Ovarian to be specific, came into my life feeling a whole lot like a death sentence. On October 14th, I started my chemotherapy journey that just ended last Monday, January 27th, but to my great surprise, those last few months, I felt as alive as ever.Ā
I was not taking my life for granted anymore, and my gratitude hit an all-time peak. Everything started to taste like a real blessing.Ā
It has been hard, and it isnāt quite over yet, but I wouldnāt have it any other way. They say, āWhat doesnāt kill you makes you stronger,ā but my experience is that what didnāt kill me made me love life a lot more.Ā
1. October 14th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital. LA. First Chemo infusion.Ā
2. Me, high on Benadryl (one of the meds given before treatment to prevent an allergic reaction). LOL.Ā
3. My love selflessly carrying me through the pain with his unconditional love.
4. Matilde shaving my head on Halloween night. I thought that I could take advantage of the occasion to dress up as Uncle Fester. Little did I know that my little pubic hair razor would take hours. LOL.Ā
5. November 4th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital, LA. Second Chemo infusion.Ā
6. Filming āLe Ieneā with Nic in LA (Youāve been a bit of a pain in the ass, but you did a great job at the end. Thank you, bro :)
[follows in the comments]](https://www.gethucinema.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/Bianca-Balti-69-D6juyT7521-300x375.jpg)
![Bianca Balti Instagram - February 4th. World Cancer Day.
It has always been just a random day that some posts on Instagram reminded me of. Although my aunt died of metastatic breast cancer at age 39 and my mom got myeloma a couple of years ago. And despite my own diagnosis, back in 2021, of carrying the BRCA1 gene for which, in December 2022, I underwent a preventative double mastectomy.Ā
Cancer couldnāt inhabit my thoughts, let alone my body.
Until September 8th of 2024, the day that Cancer, Ovarian to be specific, came into my life feeling a whole lot like a death sentence. On October 14th, I started my chemotherapy journey that just ended last Monday, January 27th, but to my great surprise, those last few months, I felt as alive as ever.Ā
I was not taking my life for granted anymore, and my gratitude hit an all-time peak. Everything started to taste like a real blessing.Ā
It has been hard, and it isnāt quite over yet, but I wouldnāt have it any other way. They say, āWhat doesnāt kill you makes you stronger,ā but my experience is that what didnāt kill me made me love life a lot more.Ā
1. October 14th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital. LA. First Chemo infusion.Ā
2. Me, high on Benadryl (one of the meds given before treatment to prevent an allergic reaction). LOL.Ā
3. My love selflessly carrying me through the pain with his unconditional love.
4. Matilde shaving my head on Halloween night. I thought that I could take advantage of the occasion to dress up as Uncle Fester. Little did I know that my little pubic hair razor would take hours. LOL.Ā
5. November 4th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital, LA. Second Chemo infusion.Ā
6. Filming āLe Ieneā with Nic in LA (Youāve been a bit of a pain in the ass, but you did a great job at the end. Thank you, bro :)
[follows in the comments]](https://www.gethucinema.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/Bianca-Balti-70-zDd0uO5695-300x375.jpg)
![Bianca Balti Instagram - February 4th. World Cancer Day.
It has always been just a random day that some posts on Instagram reminded me of. Although my aunt died of metastatic breast cancer at age 39 and my mom got myeloma a couple of years ago. And despite my own diagnosis, back in 2021, of carrying the BRCA1 gene for which, in December 2022, I underwent a preventative double mastectomy.Ā
Cancer couldnāt inhabit my thoughts, let alone my body.
Until September 8th of 2024, the day that Cancer, Ovarian to be specific, came into my life feeling a whole lot like a death sentence. On October 14th, I started my chemotherapy journey that just ended last Monday, January 27th, but to my great surprise, those last few months, I felt as alive as ever.Ā
I was not taking my life for granted anymore, and my gratitude hit an all-time peak. Everything started to taste like a real blessing.Ā
It has been hard, and it isnāt quite over yet, but I wouldnāt have it any other way. They say, āWhat doesnāt kill you makes you stronger,ā but my experience is that what didnāt kill me made me love life a lot more.Ā
1. October 14th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital. LA. First Chemo infusion.Ā
2. Me, high on Benadryl (one of the meds given before treatment to prevent an allergic reaction). LOL.Ā
3. My love selflessly carrying me through the pain with his unconditional love.
4. Matilde shaving my head on Halloween night. I thought that I could take advantage of the occasion to dress up as Uncle Fester. Little did I know that my little pubic hair razor would take hours. LOL.Ā
5. November 4th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital, LA. Second Chemo infusion.Ā
6. Filming āLe Ieneā with Nic in LA (Youāve been a bit of a pain in the ass, but you did a great job at the end. Thank you, bro :)
[follows in the comments]](https://www.gethucinema.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/Bianca-Balti-71-xtwWyW2838-300x374.jpg)
![Bianca Balti Instagram - February 4th. World Cancer Day.
It has always been just a random day that some posts on Instagram reminded me of. Although my aunt died of metastatic breast cancer at age 39 and my mom got myeloma a couple of years ago. And despite my own diagnosis, back in 2021, of carrying the BRCA1 gene for which, in December 2022, I underwent a preventative double mastectomy.Ā
Cancer couldnāt inhabit my thoughts, let alone my body.
Until September 8th of 2024, the day that Cancer, Ovarian to be specific, came into my life feeling a whole lot like a death sentence. On October 14th, I started my chemotherapy journey that just ended last Monday, January 27th, but to my great surprise, those last few months, I felt as alive as ever.Ā
I was not taking my life for granted anymore, and my gratitude hit an all-time peak. Everything started to taste like a real blessing.Ā
It has been hard, and it isnāt quite over yet, but I wouldnāt have it any other way. They say, āWhat doesnāt kill you makes you stronger,ā but my experience is that what didnāt kill me made me love life a lot more.Ā
1. October 14th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital. LA. First Chemo infusion.Ā
2. Me, high on Benadryl (one of the meds given before treatment to prevent an allergic reaction). LOL.Ā
3. My love selflessly carrying me through the pain with his unconditional love.
4. Matilde shaving my head on Halloween night. I thought that I could take advantage of the occasion to dress up as Uncle Fester. Little did I know that my little pubic hair razor would take hours. LOL.Ā
5. November 4th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital, LA. Second Chemo infusion.Ā
6. Filming āLe Ieneā with Nic in LA (Youāve been a bit of a pain in the ass, but you did a great job at the end. Thank you, bro :)
[follows in the comments]](https://www.gethucinema.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/Bianca-Balti-72-G87Del9234-300x375.jpg)
![Bianca Balti Instagram - February 4th. World Cancer Day.
It has always been just a random day that some posts on Instagram reminded me of. Although my aunt died of metastatic breast cancer at age 39 and my mom got myeloma a couple of years ago. And despite my own diagnosis, back in 2021, of carrying the BRCA1 gene for which, in December 2022, I underwent a preventative double mastectomy.Ā
Cancer couldnāt inhabit my thoughts, let alone my body.
Until September 8th of 2024, the day that Cancer, Ovarian to be specific, came into my life feeling a whole lot like a death sentence. On October 14th, I started my chemotherapy journey that just ended last Monday, January 27th, but to my great surprise, those last few months, I felt as alive as ever.Ā
I was not taking my life for granted anymore, and my gratitude hit an all-time peak. Everything started to taste like a real blessing.Ā
It has been hard, and it isnāt quite over yet, but I wouldnāt have it any other way. They say, āWhat doesnāt kill you makes you stronger,ā but my experience is that what didnāt kill me made me love life a lot more.Ā
1. October 14th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital. LA. First Chemo infusion.Ā
2. Me, high on Benadryl (one of the meds given before treatment to prevent an allergic reaction). LOL.Ā
3. My love selflessly carrying me through the pain with his unconditional love.
4. Matilde shaving my head on Halloween night. I thought that I could take advantage of the occasion to dress up as Uncle Fester. Little did I know that my little pubic hair razor would take hours. LOL.Ā
5. November 4th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital, LA. Second Chemo infusion.Ā
6. Filming āLe Ieneā with Nic in LA (Youāve been a bit of a pain in the ass, but you did a great job at the end. Thank you, bro :)
[follows in the comments]](https://www.gethucinema.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/Bianca-Balti-73-h4lkUi2771-300x375.jpg)
![Bianca Balti Instagram - February 4th. World Cancer Day.
It has always been just a random day that some posts on Instagram reminded me of. Although my aunt died of metastatic breast cancer at age 39 and my mom got myeloma a couple of years ago. And despite my own diagnosis, back in 2021, of carrying the BRCA1 gene for which, in December 2022, I underwent a preventative double mastectomy.Ā
Cancer couldnāt inhabit my thoughts, let alone my body.
Until September 8th of 2024, the day that Cancer, Ovarian to be specific, came into my life feeling a whole lot like a death sentence. On October 14th, I started my chemotherapy journey that just ended last Monday, January 27th, but to my great surprise, those last few months, I felt as alive as ever.Ā
I was not taking my life for granted anymore, and my gratitude hit an all-time peak. Everything started to taste like a real blessing.Ā
It has been hard, and it isnāt quite over yet, but I wouldnāt have it any other way. They say, āWhat doesnāt kill you makes you stronger,ā but my experience is that what didnāt kill me made me love life a lot more.Ā
1. October 14th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital. LA. First Chemo infusion.Ā
2. Me, high on Benadryl (one of the meds given before treatment to prevent an allergic reaction). LOL.Ā
3. My love selflessly carrying me through the pain with his unconditional love.
4. Matilde shaving my head on Halloween night. I thought that I could take advantage of the occasion to dress up as Uncle Fester. Little did I know that my little pubic hair razor would take hours. LOL.Ā
5. November 4th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital, LA. Second Chemo infusion.Ā
6. Filming āLe Ieneā with Nic in LA (Youāve been a bit of a pain in the ass, but you did a great job at the end. Thank you, bro :)
[follows in the comments]](https://www.gethucinema.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/Bianca-Balti-74-zjf3nP1995-300x375.jpg)
![Bianca Balti Instagram - February 4th. World Cancer Day.
It has always been just a random day that some posts on Instagram reminded me of. Although my aunt died of metastatic breast cancer at age 39 and my mom got myeloma a couple of years ago. And despite my own diagnosis, back in 2021, of carrying the BRCA1 gene for which, in December 2022, I underwent a preventative double mastectomy.Ā
Cancer couldnāt inhabit my thoughts, let alone my body.
Until September 8th of 2024, the day that Cancer, Ovarian to be specific, came into my life feeling a whole lot like a death sentence. On October 14th, I started my chemotherapy journey that just ended last Monday, January 27th, but to my great surprise, those last few months, I felt as alive as ever.Ā
I was not taking my life for granted anymore, and my gratitude hit an all-time peak. Everything started to taste like a real blessing.Ā
It has been hard, and it isnāt quite over yet, but I wouldnāt have it any other way. They say, āWhat doesnāt kill you makes you stronger,ā but my experience is that what didnāt kill me made me love life a lot more.Ā
1. October 14th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital. LA. First Chemo infusion.Ā
2. Me, high on Benadryl (one of the meds given before treatment to prevent an allergic reaction). LOL.Ā
3. My love selflessly carrying me through the pain with his unconditional love.
4. Matilde shaving my head on Halloween night. I thought that I could take advantage of the occasion to dress up as Uncle Fester. Little did I know that my little pubic hair razor would take hours. LOL.Ā
5. November 4th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital, LA. Second Chemo infusion.Ā
6. Filming āLe Ieneā with Nic in LA (Youāve been a bit of a pain in the ass, but you did a great job at the end. Thank you, bro :)
[follows in the comments]](https://www.gethucinema.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/Bianca-Balti-75-8oMPrK9218-300x375.jpg)
![Bianca Balti Instagram - February 4th. World Cancer Day.
It has always been just a random day that some posts on Instagram reminded me of. Although my aunt died of metastatic breast cancer at age 39 and my mom got myeloma a couple of years ago. And despite my own diagnosis, back in 2021, of carrying the BRCA1 gene for which, in December 2022, I underwent a preventative double mastectomy.Ā
Cancer couldnāt inhabit my thoughts, let alone my body.
Until September 8th of 2024, the day that Cancer, Ovarian to be specific, came into my life feeling a whole lot like a death sentence. On October 14th, I started my chemotherapy journey that just ended last Monday, January 27th, but to my great surprise, those last few months, I felt as alive as ever.Ā
I was not taking my life for granted anymore, and my gratitude hit an all-time peak. Everything started to taste like a real blessing.Ā
It has been hard, and it isnāt quite over yet, but I wouldnāt have it any other way. They say, āWhat doesnāt kill you makes you stronger,ā but my experience is that what didnāt kill me made me love life a lot more.Ā
1. October 14th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital. LA. First Chemo infusion.Ā
2. Me, high on Benadryl (one of the meds given before treatment to prevent an allergic reaction). LOL.Ā
3. My love selflessly carrying me through the pain with his unconditional love.
4. Matilde shaving my head on Halloween night. I thought that I could take advantage of the occasion to dress up as Uncle Fester. Little did I know that my little pubic hair razor would take hours. LOL.Ā
5. November 4th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital, LA. Second Chemo infusion.Ā
6. Filming āLe Ieneā with Nic in LA (Youāve been a bit of a pain in the ass, but you did a great job at the end. Thank you, bro :)
[follows in the comments]](https://www.gethucinema.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/Bianca-Balti-76-wMyE4C3957-300x375.jpg)
![Bianca Balti Instagram - February 4th. World Cancer Day.
It has always been just a random day that some posts on Instagram reminded me of. Although my aunt died of metastatic breast cancer at age 39 and my mom got myeloma a couple of years ago. And despite my own diagnosis, back in 2021, of carrying the BRCA1 gene for which, in December 2022, I underwent a preventative double mastectomy.Ā
Cancer couldnāt inhabit my thoughts, let alone my body.
Until September 8th of 2024, the day that Cancer, Ovarian to be specific, came into my life feeling a whole lot like a death sentence. On October 14th, I started my chemotherapy journey that just ended last Monday, January 27th, but to my great surprise, those last few months, I felt as alive as ever.Ā
I was not taking my life for granted anymore, and my gratitude hit an all-time peak. Everything started to taste like a real blessing.Ā
It has been hard, and it isnāt quite over yet, but I wouldnāt have it any other way. They say, āWhat doesnāt kill you makes you stronger,ā but my experience is that what didnāt kill me made me love life a lot more.Ā
1. October 14th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital. LA. First Chemo infusion.Ā
2. Me, high on Benadryl (one of the meds given before treatment to prevent an allergic reaction). LOL.Ā
3. My love selflessly carrying me through the pain with his unconditional love.
4. Matilde shaving my head on Halloween night. I thought that I could take advantage of the occasion to dress up as Uncle Fester. Little did I know that my little pubic hair razor would take hours. LOL.Ā
5. November 4th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital, LA. Second Chemo infusion.Ā
6. Filming āLe Ieneā with Nic in LA (Youāve been a bit of a pain in the ass, but you did a great job at the end. Thank you, bro :)
[follows in the comments]](https://www.gethucinema.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/Bianca-Balti-77-h4LPSS7695-300x375.jpg)
428.9K Likes – Bianca Balti Instagram
Caption : Ogni show ha il suo momento perfetto, ogni rinascita ha la sua eleganza. Oggi la bellezza prende forma in un abito che celebra la grazia e la forza di un nuovo capitolo. #Sanremo2025Likes : 428854
428.9K Likes – Bianca Balti Instagram
Caption : Ogni show ha il suo momento perfetto, ogni rinascita ha la sua eleganza. Oggi la bellezza prende forma in un abito che celebra la grazia e la forza di un nuovo capitolo. #Sanremo2025Likes : 428854
428.9K Likes – Bianca Balti Instagram
Caption : Ogni show ha il suo momento perfetto, ogni rinascita ha la sua eleganza. Oggi la bellezza prende forma in un abito che celebra la grazia e la forza di un nuovo capitolo. #Sanremo2025Likes : 428854
428.9K Likes – Bianca Balti Instagram
Caption : Ogni show ha il suo momento perfetto, ogni rinascita ha la sua eleganza. Oggi la bellezza prende forma in un abito che celebra la grazia e la forza di un nuovo capitolo. #Sanremo2025Likes : 428854
428.9K Likes – Bianca Balti Instagram
Caption : Ogni show ha il suo momento perfetto, ogni rinascita ha la sua eleganza. Oggi la bellezza prende forma in un abito che celebra la grazia e la forza di un nuovo capitolo. #Sanremo2025Likes : 428854
428.9K Likes – Bianca Balti Instagram
Caption : Ogni show ha il suo momento perfetto, ogni rinascita ha la sua eleganza. Oggi la bellezza prende forma in un abito che celebra la grazia e la forza di un nuovo capitolo. #Sanremo2025Likes : 428854
276.7K Likes – Bianca Balti Instagram
Caption : La forza e lāaudacia segnano una svolta. Ci sono abiti che avvolgono emozioni destinate a durare. #Sanremo2025Likes : 276708
276.7K Likes – Bianca Balti Instagram
Caption : La forza e lāaudacia segnano una svolta. Ci sono abiti che avvolgono emozioni destinate a durare. #Sanremo2025Likes : 276708
276.7K Likes – Bianca Balti Instagram
Caption : La forza e lāaudacia segnano una svolta. Ci sono abiti che avvolgono emozioni destinate a durare. #Sanremo2025Likes : 276708
276.7K Likes – Bianca Balti Instagram
Caption : La forza e lāaudacia segnano una svolta. Ci sono abiti che avvolgono emozioni destinate a durare. #Sanremo2025Likes : 276708
276.7K Likes – Bianca Balti Instagram
Caption : La forza e lāaudacia segnano una svolta. Ci sono abiti che avvolgono emozioni destinate a durare. #Sanremo2025Likes : 276708
276.7K Likes – Bianca Balti Instagram
Caption : La forza e lāaudacia segnano una svolta. Ci sono abiti che avvolgono emozioni destinate a durare. #Sanremo2025Likes : 276708
270.5K Likes – Bianca Balti Instagram
Caption : Ci sono dettagli e riflessi che trasformano un attimo in un momento indelebile. Questa sera ogni elemento racconta qualcosa di unico. #Sanremo2025Likes : 270542
270.5K Likes – Bianca Balti Instagram
Caption : Ci sono dettagli e riflessi che trasformano un attimo in un momento indelebile. Questa sera ogni elemento racconta qualcosa di unico. #Sanremo2025Likes : 270542
270.5K Likes – Bianca Balti Instagram
Caption : Ci sono dettagli e riflessi che trasformano un attimo in un momento indelebile. Questa sera ogni elemento racconta qualcosa di unico. #Sanremo2025Likes : 270542
270.5K Likes – Bianca Balti Instagram
Caption : Ci sono dettagli e riflessi che trasformano un attimo in un momento indelebile. Questa sera ogni elemento racconta qualcosa di unico. #Sanremo2025Likes : 270542
270.5K Likes – Bianca Balti Instagram
Caption : Ci sono dettagli e riflessi che trasformano un attimo in un momento indelebile. Questa sera ogni elemento racconta qualcosa di unico. #Sanremo2025Likes : 270542
![Bianca Balti - 257.4K Likes - February 4th. World Cancer Day.
It has always been just a random day that some posts on Instagram reminded me of. Although my aunt died of metastatic breast cancer at age 39 and my mom got myeloma a couple of years ago. And despite my own diagnosis, back in 2021, of carrying the BRCA1 gene for which, in December 2022, I underwent a preventative double mastectomy.Ā
Cancer couldnāt inhabit my thoughts, let alone my body.
Until September 8th of 2024, the day that Cancer, Ovarian to be specific, came into my life feeling a whole lot like a death sentence. On October 14th, I started my chemotherapy journey that just ended last Monday, January 27th, but to my great surprise, those last few months, I felt as alive as ever.Ā
I was not taking my life for granted anymore, and my gratitude hit an all-time peak. Everything started to taste like a real blessing.Ā
It has been hard, and it isnāt quite over yet, but I wouldnāt have it any other way. They say, āWhat doesnāt kill you makes you stronger,ā but my experience is that what didnāt kill me made me love life a lot more.Ā
1. October 14th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital. LA. First Chemo infusion.Ā
2. Me, high on Benadryl (one of the meds given before treatment to prevent an allergic reaction). LOL.Ā
3. My love selflessly carrying me through the pain with his unconditional love.
4. Matilde shaving my head on Halloween night. I thought that I could take advantage of the occasion to dress up as Uncle Fester. Little did I know that my little pubic hair razor would take hours. LOL.Ā
5. November 4th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital, LA. Second Chemo infusion.Ā
6. Filming āLe Ieneā with Nic in LA (Youāve been a bit of a pain in the ass, but you did a great job at the end. Thank you, bro :)
[follows in the comments]](https://www.gethucinema.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/Bianca-Balti-58-ZgkrhB1541.jpg)
257.4K Likes – Bianca Balti Instagram
Caption : February 4th. World Cancer Day. It has always been just a random day that some posts on Instagram reminded me of. Although my aunt died of metastatic breast cancer at age 39 and my mom got myeloma a couple of years ago. And despite my own diagnosis, back in 2021, of carrying the BRCA1 gene for which, in December 2022, I underwent a preventative double mastectomy.Ā Cancer couldnāt inhabit my thoughts, let alone my body. Until September 8th of 2024, the day that Cancer, Ovarian to be specific, came into my life feeling a whole lot like a death sentence. On October 14th, I started my chemotherapy journey that just ended last Monday, January 27th, but to my great surprise, those last few months, I felt as alive as ever.Ā I was not taking my life for granted anymore, and my gratitude hit an all-time peak. Everything started to taste like a real blessing.Ā It has been hard, and it isnāt quite over yet, but I wouldnāt have it any other way. They say, āWhat doesnāt kill you makes you stronger,ā but my experience is that what didnāt kill me made me love life a lot more.Ā 1. October 14th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital. LA. First Chemo infusion.Ā 2. Me, high on Benadryl (one of the meds given before treatment to prevent an allergic reaction). LOL.Ā 3. My love selflessly carrying me through the pain with his unconditional love. 4. Matilde shaving my head on Halloween night. I thought that I could take advantage of the occasion to dress up as Uncle Fester. Little did I know that my little pubic hair razor would take hours. LOL.Ā 5. November 4th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital, LA. Second Chemo infusion.Ā 6. Filming āLe Ieneā with Nic in LA (Youāve been a bit of a pain in the ass, but you did a great job at the end. Thank you, bro š [follows in the comments]Likes : 257447
![Bianca Balti - 257.4K Likes - February 4th. World Cancer Day.
It has always been just a random day that some posts on Instagram reminded me of. Although my aunt died of metastatic breast cancer at age 39 and my mom got myeloma a couple of years ago. And despite my own diagnosis, back in 2021, of carrying the BRCA1 gene for which, in December 2022, I underwent a preventative double mastectomy.Ā
Cancer couldnāt inhabit my thoughts, let alone my body.
Until September 8th of 2024, the day that Cancer, Ovarian to be specific, came into my life feeling a whole lot like a death sentence. On October 14th, I started my chemotherapy journey that just ended last Monday, January 27th, but to my great surprise, those last few months, I felt as alive as ever.Ā
I was not taking my life for granted anymore, and my gratitude hit an all-time peak. Everything started to taste like a real blessing.Ā
It has been hard, and it isnāt quite over yet, but I wouldnāt have it any other way. They say, āWhat doesnāt kill you makes you stronger,ā but my experience is that what didnāt kill me made me love life a lot more.Ā
1. October 14th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital. LA. First Chemo infusion.Ā
2. Me, high on Benadryl (one of the meds given before treatment to prevent an allergic reaction). LOL.Ā
3. My love selflessly carrying me through the pain with his unconditional love.
4. Matilde shaving my head on Halloween night. I thought that I could take advantage of the occasion to dress up as Uncle Fester. Little did I know that my little pubic hair razor would take hours. LOL.Ā
5. November 4th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital, LA. Second Chemo infusion.Ā
6. Filming āLe Ieneā with Nic in LA (Youāve been a bit of a pain in the ass, but you did a great job at the end. Thank you, bro :)
[follows in the comments]](https://www.gethucinema.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/Bianca-Balti-59-Zba4t01104.jpg)
257.4K Likes – Bianca Balti Instagram
Caption : February 4th. World Cancer Day. It has always been just a random day that some posts on Instagram reminded me of. Although my aunt died of metastatic breast cancer at age 39 and my mom got myeloma a couple of years ago. And despite my own diagnosis, back in 2021, of carrying the BRCA1 gene for which, in December 2022, I underwent a preventative double mastectomy.Ā Cancer couldnāt inhabit my thoughts, let alone my body. Until September 8th of 2024, the day that Cancer, Ovarian to be specific, came into my life feeling a whole lot like a death sentence. On October 14th, I started my chemotherapy journey that just ended last Monday, January 27th, but to my great surprise, those last few months, I felt as alive as ever.Ā I was not taking my life for granted anymore, and my gratitude hit an all-time peak. Everything started to taste like a real blessing.Ā It has been hard, and it isnāt quite over yet, but I wouldnāt have it any other way. They say, āWhat doesnāt kill you makes you stronger,ā but my experience is that what didnāt kill me made me love life a lot more.Ā 1. October 14th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital. LA. First Chemo infusion.Ā 2. Me, high on Benadryl (one of the meds given before treatment to prevent an allergic reaction). LOL.Ā 3. My love selflessly carrying me through the pain with his unconditional love. 4. Matilde shaving my head on Halloween night. I thought that I could take advantage of the occasion to dress up as Uncle Fester. Little did I know that my little pubic hair razor would take hours. LOL.Ā 5. November 4th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital, LA. Second Chemo infusion.Ā 6. Filming āLe Ieneā with Nic in LA (Youāve been a bit of a pain in the ass, but you did a great job at the end. Thank you, bro š [follows in the comments]Likes : 257447
![Bianca Balti - 257.4K Likes - February 4th. World Cancer Day.
It has always been just a random day that some posts on Instagram reminded me of. Although my aunt died of metastatic breast cancer at age 39 and my mom got myeloma a couple of years ago. And despite my own diagnosis, back in 2021, of carrying the BRCA1 gene for which, in December 2022, I underwent a preventative double mastectomy.Ā
Cancer couldnāt inhabit my thoughts, let alone my body.
Until September 8th of 2024, the day that Cancer, Ovarian to be specific, came into my life feeling a whole lot like a death sentence. On October 14th, I started my chemotherapy journey that just ended last Monday, January 27th, but to my great surprise, those last few months, I felt as alive as ever.Ā
I was not taking my life for granted anymore, and my gratitude hit an all-time peak. Everything started to taste like a real blessing.Ā
It has been hard, and it isnāt quite over yet, but I wouldnāt have it any other way. They say, āWhat doesnāt kill you makes you stronger,ā but my experience is that what didnāt kill me made me love life a lot more.Ā
1. October 14th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital. LA. First Chemo infusion.Ā
2. Me, high on Benadryl (one of the meds given before treatment to prevent an allergic reaction). LOL.Ā
3. My love selflessly carrying me through the pain with his unconditional love.
4. Matilde shaving my head on Halloween night. I thought that I could take advantage of the occasion to dress up as Uncle Fester. Little did I know that my little pubic hair razor would take hours. LOL.Ā
5. November 4th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital, LA. Second Chemo infusion.Ā
6. Filming āLe Ieneā with Nic in LA (Youāve been a bit of a pain in the ass, but you did a great job at the end. Thank you, bro :)
[follows in the comments]](https://www.gethucinema.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/Bianca-Balti-60-2yLnbm7741.jpg)
257.4K Likes – Bianca Balti Instagram
Caption : February 4th. World Cancer Day. It has always been just a random day that some posts on Instagram reminded me of. Although my aunt died of metastatic breast cancer at age 39 and my mom got myeloma a couple of years ago. And despite my own diagnosis, back in 2021, of carrying the BRCA1 gene for which, in December 2022, I underwent a preventative double mastectomy.Ā Cancer couldnāt inhabit my thoughts, let alone my body. Until September 8th of 2024, the day that Cancer, Ovarian to be specific, came into my life feeling a whole lot like a death sentence. On October 14th, I started my chemotherapy journey that just ended last Monday, January 27th, but to my great surprise, those last few months, I felt as alive as ever.Ā I was not taking my life for granted anymore, and my gratitude hit an all-time peak. Everything started to taste like a real blessing.Ā It has been hard, and it isnāt quite over yet, but I wouldnāt have it any other way. They say, āWhat doesnāt kill you makes you stronger,ā but my experience is that what didnāt kill me made me love life a lot more.Ā 1. October 14th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital. LA. First Chemo infusion.Ā 2. Me, high on Benadryl (one of the meds given before treatment to prevent an allergic reaction). LOL.Ā 3. My love selflessly carrying me through the pain with his unconditional love. 4. Matilde shaving my head on Halloween night. I thought that I could take advantage of the occasion to dress up as Uncle Fester. Little did I know that my little pubic hair razor would take hours. LOL.Ā 5. November 4th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital, LA. Second Chemo infusion.Ā 6. Filming āLe Ieneā with Nic in LA (Youāve been a bit of a pain in the ass, but you did a great job at the end. Thank you, bro š [follows in the comments]Likes : 257447
![Bianca Balti - 257.4K Likes - February 4th. World Cancer Day.
It has always been just a random day that some posts on Instagram reminded me of. Although my aunt died of metastatic breast cancer at age 39 and my mom got myeloma a couple of years ago. And despite my own diagnosis, back in 2021, of carrying the BRCA1 gene for which, in December 2022, I underwent a preventative double mastectomy.Ā
Cancer couldnāt inhabit my thoughts, let alone my body.
Until September 8th of 2024, the day that Cancer, Ovarian to be specific, came into my life feeling a whole lot like a death sentence. On October 14th, I started my chemotherapy journey that just ended last Monday, January 27th, but to my great surprise, those last few months, I felt as alive as ever.Ā
I was not taking my life for granted anymore, and my gratitude hit an all-time peak. Everything started to taste like a real blessing.Ā
It has been hard, and it isnāt quite over yet, but I wouldnāt have it any other way. They say, āWhat doesnāt kill you makes you stronger,ā but my experience is that what didnāt kill me made me love life a lot more.Ā
1. October 14th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital. LA. First Chemo infusion.Ā
2. Me, high on Benadryl (one of the meds given before treatment to prevent an allergic reaction). LOL.Ā
3. My love selflessly carrying me through the pain with his unconditional love.
4. Matilde shaving my head on Halloween night. I thought that I could take advantage of the occasion to dress up as Uncle Fester. Little did I know that my little pubic hair razor would take hours. LOL.Ā
5. November 4th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital, LA. Second Chemo infusion.Ā
6. Filming āLe Ieneā with Nic in LA (Youāve been a bit of a pain in the ass, but you did a great job at the end. Thank you, bro :)
[follows in the comments]](https://www.gethucinema.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/Bianca-Balti-61-tN95rx3566.jpg)
257.4K Likes – Bianca Balti Instagram
Caption : February 4th. World Cancer Day. It has always been just a random day that some posts on Instagram reminded me of. Although my aunt died of metastatic breast cancer at age 39 and my mom got myeloma a couple of years ago. And despite my own diagnosis, back in 2021, of carrying the BRCA1 gene for which, in December 2022, I underwent a preventative double mastectomy.Ā Cancer couldnāt inhabit my thoughts, let alone my body. Until September 8th of 2024, the day that Cancer, Ovarian to be specific, came into my life feeling a whole lot like a death sentence. On October 14th, I started my chemotherapy journey that just ended last Monday, January 27th, but to my great surprise, those last few months, I felt as alive as ever.Ā I was not taking my life for granted anymore, and my gratitude hit an all-time peak. Everything started to taste like a real blessing.Ā It has been hard, and it isnāt quite over yet, but I wouldnāt have it any other way. They say, āWhat doesnāt kill you makes you stronger,ā but my experience is that what didnāt kill me made me love life a lot more.Ā 1. October 14th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital. LA. First Chemo infusion.Ā 2. Me, high on Benadryl (one of the meds given before treatment to prevent an allergic reaction). LOL.Ā 3. My love selflessly carrying me through the pain with his unconditional love. 4. Matilde shaving my head on Halloween night. I thought that I could take advantage of the occasion to dress up as Uncle Fester. Little did I know that my little pubic hair razor would take hours. LOL.Ā 5. November 4th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital, LA. Second Chemo infusion.Ā 6. Filming āLe Ieneā with Nic in LA (Youāve been a bit of a pain in the ass, but you did a great job at the end. Thank you, bro š [follows in the comments]Likes : 257447
![Bianca Balti - 257.4K Likes - February 4th. World Cancer Day.
It has always been just a random day that some posts on Instagram reminded me of. Although my aunt died of metastatic breast cancer at age 39 and my mom got myeloma a couple of years ago. And despite my own diagnosis, back in 2021, of carrying the BRCA1 gene for which, in December 2022, I underwent a preventative double mastectomy.Ā
Cancer couldnāt inhabit my thoughts, let alone my body.
Until September 8th of 2024, the day that Cancer, Ovarian to be specific, came into my life feeling a whole lot like a death sentence. On October 14th, I started my chemotherapy journey that just ended last Monday, January 27th, but to my great surprise, those last few months, I felt as alive as ever.Ā
I was not taking my life for granted anymore, and my gratitude hit an all-time peak. Everything started to taste like a real blessing.Ā
It has been hard, and it isnāt quite over yet, but I wouldnāt have it any other way. They say, āWhat doesnāt kill you makes you stronger,ā but my experience is that what didnāt kill me made me love life a lot more.Ā
1. October 14th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital. LA. First Chemo infusion.Ā
2. Me, high on Benadryl (one of the meds given before treatment to prevent an allergic reaction). LOL.Ā
3. My love selflessly carrying me through the pain with his unconditional love.
4. Matilde shaving my head on Halloween night. I thought that I could take advantage of the occasion to dress up as Uncle Fester. Little did I know that my little pubic hair razor would take hours. LOL.Ā
5. November 4th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital, LA. Second Chemo infusion.Ā
6. Filming āLe Ieneā with Nic in LA (Youāve been a bit of a pain in the ass, but you did a great job at the end. Thank you, bro :)
[follows in the comments]](https://www.gethucinema.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/Bianca-Balti-62-vOPMMu4971.jpg)
257.4K Likes – Bianca Balti Instagram
Caption : February 4th. World Cancer Day. It has always been just a random day that some posts on Instagram reminded me of. Although my aunt died of metastatic breast cancer at age 39 and my mom got myeloma a couple of years ago. And despite my own diagnosis, back in 2021, of carrying the BRCA1 gene for which, in December 2022, I underwent a preventative double mastectomy.Ā Cancer couldnāt inhabit my thoughts, let alone my body. Until September 8th of 2024, the day that Cancer, Ovarian to be specific, came into my life feeling a whole lot like a death sentence. On October 14th, I started my chemotherapy journey that just ended last Monday, January 27th, but to my great surprise, those last few months, I felt as alive as ever.Ā I was not taking my life for granted anymore, and my gratitude hit an all-time peak. Everything started to taste like a real blessing.Ā It has been hard, and it isnāt quite over yet, but I wouldnāt have it any other way. They say, āWhat doesnāt kill you makes you stronger,ā but my experience is that what didnāt kill me made me love life a lot more.Ā 1. October 14th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital. LA. First Chemo infusion.Ā 2. Me, high on Benadryl (one of the meds given before treatment to prevent an allergic reaction). LOL.Ā 3. My love selflessly carrying me through the pain with his unconditional love. 4. Matilde shaving my head on Halloween night. I thought that I could take advantage of the occasion to dress up as Uncle Fester. Little did I know that my little pubic hair razor would take hours. LOL.Ā 5. November 4th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital, LA. Second Chemo infusion.Ā 6. Filming āLe Ieneā with Nic in LA (Youāve been a bit of a pain in the ass, but you did a great job at the end. Thank you, bro š [follows in the comments]Likes : 257447
![Bianca Balti - 257.4K Likes - February 4th. World Cancer Day.
It has always been just a random day that some posts on Instagram reminded me of. Although my aunt died of metastatic breast cancer at age 39 and my mom got myeloma a couple of years ago. And despite my own diagnosis, back in 2021, of carrying the BRCA1 gene for which, in December 2022, I underwent a preventative double mastectomy.Ā
Cancer couldnāt inhabit my thoughts, let alone my body.
Until September 8th of 2024, the day that Cancer, Ovarian to be specific, came into my life feeling a whole lot like a death sentence. On October 14th, I started my chemotherapy journey that just ended last Monday, January 27th, but to my great surprise, those last few months, I felt as alive as ever.Ā
I was not taking my life for granted anymore, and my gratitude hit an all-time peak. Everything started to taste like a real blessing.Ā
It has been hard, and it isnāt quite over yet, but I wouldnāt have it any other way. They say, āWhat doesnāt kill you makes you stronger,ā but my experience is that what didnāt kill me made me love life a lot more.Ā
1. October 14th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital. LA. First Chemo infusion.Ā
2. Me, high on Benadryl (one of the meds given before treatment to prevent an allergic reaction). LOL.Ā
3. My love selflessly carrying me through the pain with his unconditional love.
4. Matilde shaving my head on Halloween night. I thought that I could take advantage of the occasion to dress up as Uncle Fester. Little did I know that my little pubic hair razor would take hours. LOL.Ā
5. November 4th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital, LA. Second Chemo infusion.Ā
6. Filming āLe Ieneā with Nic in LA (Youāve been a bit of a pain in the ass, but you did a great job at the end. Thank you, bro :)
[follows in the comments]](https://www.gethucinema.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/Bianca-Balti-63-pGxNoz5238.jpg)
257.4K Likes – Bianca Balti Instagram
Caption : February 4th. World Cancer Day. It has always been just a random day that some posts on Instagram reminded me of. Although my aunt died of metastatic breast cancer at age 39 and my mom got myeloma a couple of years ago. And despite my own diagnosis, back in 2021, of carrying the BRCA1 gene for which, in December 2022, I underwent a preventative double mastectomy.Ā Cancer couldnāt inhabit my thoughts, let alone my body. Until September 8th of 2024, the day that Cancer, Ovarian to be specific, came into my life feeling a whole lot like a death sentence. On October 14th, I started my chemotherapy journey that just ended last Monday, January 27th, but to my great surprise, those last few months, I felt as alive as ever.Ā I was not taking my life for granted anymore, and my gratitude hit an all-time peak. Everything started to taste like a real blessing.Ā It has been hard, and it isnāt quite over yet, but I wouldnāt have it any other way. They say, āWhat doesnāt kill you makes you stronger,ā but my experience is that what didnāt kill me made me love life a lot more.Ā 1. October 14th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital. LA. First Chemo infusion.Ā 2. Me, high on Benadryl (one of the meds given before treatment to prevent an allergic reaction). LOL.Ā 3. My love selflessly carrying me through the pain with his unconditional love. 4. Matilde shaving my head on Halloween night. I thought that I could take advantage of the occasion to dress up as Uncle Fester. Little did I know that my little pubic hair razor would take hours. LOL.Ā 5. November 4th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital, LA. Second Chemo infusion.Ā 6. Filming āLe Ieneā with Nic in LA (Youāve been a bit of a pain in the ass, but you did a great job at the end. Thank you, bro š [follows in the comments]Likes : 257447
![Bianca Balti - 257.4K Likes - February 4th. World Cancer Day.
It has always been just a random day that some posts on Instagram reminded me of. Although my aunt died of metastatic breast cancer at age 39 and my mom got myeloma a couple of years ago. And despite my own diagnosis, back in 2021, of carrying the BRCA1 gene for which, in December 2022, I underwent a preventative double mastectomy.Ā
Cancer couldnāt inhabit my thoughts, let alone my body.
Until September 8th of 2024, the day that Cancer, Ovarian to be specific, came into my life feeling a whole lot like a death sentence. On October 14th, I started my chemotherapy journey that just ended last Monday, January 27th, but to my great surprise, those last few months, I felt as alive as ever.Ā
I was not taking my life for granted anymore, and my gratitude hit an all-time peak. Everything started to taste like a real blessing.Ā
It has been hard, and it isnāt quite over yet, but I wouldnāt have it any other way. They say, āWhat doesnāt kill you makes you stronger,ā but my experience is that what didnāt kill me made me love life a lot more.Ā
1. October 14th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital. LA. First Chemo infusion.Ā
2. Me, high on Benadryl (one of the meds given before treatment to prevent an allergic reaction). LOL.Ā
3. My love selflessly carrying me through the pain with his unconditional love.
4. Matilde shaving my head on Halloween night. I thought that I could take advantage of the occasion to dress up as Uncle Fester. Little did I know that my little pubic hair razor would take hours. LOL.Ā
5. November 4th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital, LA. Second Chemo infusion.Ā
6. Filming āLe Ieneā with Nic in LA (Youāve been a bit of a pain in the ass, but you did a great job at the end. Thank you, bro :)
[follows in the comments]](https://www.gethucinema.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/Bianca-Balti-64-OGnkcw3726.jpg)
257.4K Likes – Bianca Balti Instagram
Caption : February 4th. World Cancer Day. It has always been just a random day that some posts on Instagram reminded me of. Although my aunt died of metastatic breast cancer at age 39 and my mom got myeloma a couple of years ago. And despite my own diagnosis, back in 2021, of carrying the BRCA1 gene for which, in December 2022, I underwent a preventative double mastectomy.Ā Cancer couldnāt inhabit my thoughts, let alone my body. Until September 8th of 2024, the day that Cancer, Ovarian to be specific, came into my life feeling a whole lot like a death sentence. On October 14th, I started my chemotherapy journey that just ended last Monday, January 27th, but to my great surprise, those last few months, I felt as alive as ever.Ā I was not taking my life for granted anymore, and my gratitude hit an all-time peak. Everything started to taste like a real blessing.Ā It has been hard, and it isnāt quite over yet, but I wouldnāt have it any other way. They say, āWhat doesnāt kill you makes you stronger,ā but my experience is that what didnāt kill me made me love life a lot more.Ā 1. October 14th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital. LA. First Chemo infusion.Ā 2. Me, high on Benadryl (one of the meds given before treatment to prevent an allergic reaction). LOL.Ā 3. My love selflessly carrying me through the pain with his unconditional love. 4. Matilde shaving my head on Halloween night. I thought that I could take advantage of the occasion to dress up as Uncle Fester. Little did I know that my little pubic hair razor would take hours. LOL.Ā 5. November 4th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital, LA. Second Chemo infusion.Ā 6. Filming āLe Ieneā with Nic in LA (Youāve been a bit of a pain in the ass, but you did a great job at the end. Thank you, bro š [follows in the comments]Likes : 257447
![Bianca Balti - 257.4K Likes - February 4th. World Cancer Day.
It has always been just a random day that some posts on Instagram reminded me of. Although my aunt died of metastatic breast cancer at age 39 and my mom got myeloma a couple of years ago. And despite my own diagnosis, back in 2021, of carrying the BRCA1 gene for which, in December 2022, I underwent a preventative double mastectomy.Ā
Cancer couldnāt inhabit my thoughts, let alone my body.
Until September 8th of 2024, the day that Cancer, Ovarian to be specific, came into my life feeling a whole lot like a death sentence. On October 14th, I started my chemotherapy journey that just ended last Monday, January 27th, but to my great surprise, those last few months, I felt as alive as ever.Ā
I was not taking my life for granted anymore, and my gratitude hit an all-time peak. Everything started to taste like a real blessing.Ā
It has been hard, and it isnāt quite over yet, but I wouldnāt have it any other way. They say, āWhat doesnāt kill you makes you stronger,ā but my experience is that what didnāt kill me made me love life a lot more.Ā
1. October 14th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital. LA. First Chemo infusion.Ā
2. Me, high on Benadryl (one of the meds given before treatment to prevent an allergic reaction). LOL.Ā
3. My love selflessly carrying me through the pain with his unconditional love.
4. Matilde shaving my head on Halloween night. I thought that I could take advantage of the occasion to dress up as Uncle Fester. Little did I know that my little pubic hair razor would take hours. LOL.Ā
5. November 4th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital, LA. Second Chemo infusion.Ā
6. Filming āLe Ieneā with Nic in LA (Youāve been a bit of a pain in the ass, but you did a great job at the end. Thank you, bro :)
[follows in the comments]](https://www.gethucinema.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/Bianca-Balti-65-Wjm6U46839.jpg)
257.4K Likes – Bianca Balti Instagram
Caption : February 4th. World Cancer Day. It has always been just a random day that some posts on Instagram reminded me of. Although my aunt died of metastatic breast cancer at age 39 and my mom got myeloma a couple of years ago. And despite my own diagnosis, back in 2021, of carrying the BRCA1 gene for which, in December 2022, I underwent a preventative double mastectomy.Ā Cancer couldnāt inhabit my thoughts, let alone my body. Until September 8th of 2024, the day that Cancer, Ovarian to be specific, came into my life feeling a whole lot like a death sentence. On October 14th, I started my chemotherapy journey that just ended last Monday, January 27th, but to my great surprise, those last few months, I felt as alive as ever.Ā I was not taking my life for granted anymore, and my gratitude hit an all-time peak. Everything started to taste like a real blessing.Ā It has been hard, and it isnāt quite over yet, but I wouldnāt have it any other way. They say, āWhat doesnāt kill you makes you stronger,ā but my experience is that what didnāt kill me made me love life a lot more.Ā 1. October 14th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital. LA. First Chemo infusion.Ā 2. Me, high on Benadryl (one of the meds given before treatment to prevent an allergic reaction). LOL.Ā 3. My love selflessly carrying me through the pain with his unconditional love. 4. Matilde shaving my head on Halloween night. I thought that I could take advantage of the occasion to dress up as Uncle Fester. Little did I know that my little pubic hair razor would take hours. LOL.Ā 5. November 4th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital, LA. Second Chemo infusion.Ā 6. Filming āLe Ieneā with Nic in LA (Youāve been a bit of a pain in the ass, but you did a great job at the end. Thank you, bro š [follows in the comments]Likes : 257447
![Bianca Balti - 257.4K Likes - February 4th. World Cancer Day.
It has always been just a random day that some posts on Instagram reminded me of. Although my aunt died of metastatic breast cancer at age 39 and my mom got myeloma a couple of years ago. And despite my own diagnosis, back in 2021, of carrying the BRCA1 gene for which, in December 2022, I underwent a preventative double mastectomy.Ā
Cancer couldnāt inhabit my thoughts, let alone my body.
Until September 8th of 2024, the day that Cancer, Ovarian to be specific, came into my life feeling a whole lot like a death sentence. On October 14th, I started my chemotherapy journey that just ended last Monday, January 27th, but to my great surprise, those last few months, I felt as alive as ever.Ā
I was not taking my life for granted anymore, and my gratitude hit an all-time peak. Everything started to taste like a real blessing.Ā
It has been hard, and it isnāt quite over yet, but I wouldnāt have it any other way. They say, āWhat doesnāt kill you makes you stronger,ā but my experience is that what didnāt kill me made me love life a lot more.Ā
1. October 14th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital. LA. First Chemo infusion.Ā
2. Me, high on Benadryl (one of the meds given before treatment to prevent an allergic reaction). LOL.Ā
3. My love selflessly carrying me through the pain with his unconditional love.
4. Matilde shaving my head on Halloween night. I thought that I could take advantage of the occasion to dress up as Uncle Fester. Little did I know that my little pubic hair razor would take hours. LOL.Ā
5. November 4th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital, LA. Second Chemo infusion.Ā
6. Filming āLe Ieneā with Nic in LA (Youāve been a bit of a pain in the ass, but you did a great job at the end. Thank you, bro :)
[follows in the comments]](https://www.gethucinema.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/Bianca-Balti-66-HRjmUW9705.jpg)
257.4K Likes – Bianca Balti Instagram
Caption : February 4th. World Cancer Day. It has always been just a random day that some posts on Instagram reminded me of. Although my aunt died of metastatic breast cancer at age 39 and my mom got myeloma a couple of years ago. And despite my own diagnosis, back in 2021, of carrying the BRCA1 gene for which, in December 2022, I underwent a preventative double mastectomy.Ā Cancer couldnāt inhabit my thoughts, let alone my body. Until September 8th of 2024, the day that Cancer, Ovarian to be specific, came into my life feeling a whole lot like a death sentence. On October 14th, I started my chemotherapy journey that just ended last Monday, January 27th, but to my great surprise, those last few months, I felt as alive as ever.Ā I was not taking my life for granted anymore, and my gratitude hit an all-time peak. Everything started to taste like a real blessing.Ā It has been hard, and it isnāt quite over yet, but I wouldnāt have it any other way. They say, āWhat doesnāt kill you makes you stronger,ā but my experience is that what didnāt kill me made me love life a lot more.Ā 1. October 14th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital. LA. First Chemo infusion.Ā 2. Me, high on Benadryl (one of the meds given before treatment to prevent an allergic reaction). LOL.Ā 3. My love selflessly carrying me through the pain with his unconditional love. 4. Matilde shaving my head on Halloween night. I thought that I could take advantage of the occasion to dress up as Uncle Fester. Little did I know that my little pubic hair razor would take hours. LOL.Ā 5. November 4th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital, LA. Second Chemo infusion.Ā 6. Filming āLe Ieneā with Nic in LA (Youāve been a bit of a pain in the ass, but you did a great job at the end. Thank you, bro š [follows in the comments]Likes : 257447
![Bianca Balti - 257.4K Likes - February 4th. World Cancer Day.
It has always been just a random day that some posts on Instagram reminded me of. Although my aunt died of metastatic breast cancer at age 39 and my mom got myeloma a couple of years ago. And despite my own diagnosis, back in 2021, of carrying the BRCA1 gene for which, in December 2022, I underwent a preventative double mastectomy.Ā
Cancer couldnāt inhabit my thoughts, let alone my body.
Until September 8th of 2024, the day that Cancer, Ovarian to be specific, came into my life feeling a whole lot like a death sentence. On October 14th, I started my chemotherapy journey that just ended last Monday, January 27th, but to my great surprise, those last few months, I felt as alive as ever.Ā
I was not taking my life for granted anymore, and my gratitude hit an all-time peak. Everything started to taste like a real blessing.Ā
It has been hard, and it isnāt quite over yet, but I wouldnāt have it any other way. They say, āWhat doesnāt kill you makes you stronger,ā but my experience is that what didnāt kill me made me love life a lot more.Ā
1. October 14th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital. LA. First Chemo infusion.Ā
2. Me, high on Benadryl (one of the meds given before treatment to prevent an allergic reaction). LOL.Ā
3. My love selflessly carrying me through the pain with his unconditional love.
4. Matilde shaving my head on Halloween night. I thought that I could take advantage of the occasion to dress up as Uncle Fester. Little did I know that my little pubic hair razor would take hours. LOL.Ā
5. November 4th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital, LA. Second Chemo infusion.Ā
6. Filming āLe Ieneā with Nic in LA (Youāve been a bit of a pain in the ass, but you did a great job at the end. Thank you, bro :)
[follows in the comments]](https://www.gethucinema.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/Bianca-Balti-67-jiTz0Z9505.jpg)
257.4K Likes – Bianca Balti Instagram
Caption : February 4th. World Cancer Day. It has always been just a random day that some posts on Instagram reminded me of. Although my aunt died of metastatic breast cancer at age 39 and my mom got myeloma a couple of years ago. And despite my own diagnosis, back in 2021, of carrying the BRCA1 gene for which, in December 2022, I underwent a preventative double mastectomy.Ā Cancer couldnāt inhabit my thoughts, let alone my body. Until September 8th of 2024, the day that Cancer, Ovarian to be specific, came into my life feeling a whole lot like a death sentence. On October 14th, I started my chemotherapy journey that just ended last Monday, January 27th, but to my great surprise, those last few months, I felt as alive as ever.Ā I was not taking my life for granted anymore, and my gratitude hit an all-time peak. Everything started to taste like a real blessing.Ā It has been hard, and it isnāt quite over yet, but I wouldnāt have it any other way. They say, āWhat doesnāt kill you makes you stronger,ā but my experience is that what didnāt kill me made me love life a lot more.Ā 1. October 14th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital. LA. First Chemo infusion.Ā 2. Me, high on Benadryl (one of the meds given before treatment to prevent an allergic reaction). LOL.Ā 3. My love selflessly carrying me through the pain with his unconditional love. 4. Matilde shaving my head on Halloween night. I thought that I could take advantage of the occasion to dress up as Uncle Fester. Little did I know that my little pubic hair razor would take hours. LOL.Ā 5. November 4th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital, LA. Second Chemo infusion.Ā 6. Filming āLe Ieneā with Nic in LA (Youāve been a bit of a pain in the ass, but you did a great job at the end. Thank you, bro š [follows in the comments]Likes : 257447
![Bianca Balti - 257.4K Likes - February 4th. World Cancer Day.
It has always been just a random day that some posts on Instagram reminded me of. Although my aunt died of metastatic breast cancer at age 39 and my mom got myeloma a couple of years ago. And despite my own diagnosis, back in 2021, of carrying the BRCA1 gene for which, in December 2022, I underwent a preventative double mastectomy.Ā
Cancer couldnāt inhabit my thoughts, let alone my body.
Until September 8th of 2024, the day that Cancer, Ovarian to be specific, came into my life feeling a whole lot like a death sentence. On October 14th, I started my chemotherapy journey that just ended last Monday, January 27th, but to my great surprise, those last few months, I felt as alive as ever.Ā
I was not taking my life for granted anymore, and my gratitude hit an all-time peak. Everything started to taste like a real blessing.Ā
It has been hard, and it isnāt quite over yet, but I wouldnāt have it any other way. They say, āWhat doesnāt kill you makes you stronger,ā but my experience is that what didnāt kill me made me love life a lot more.Ā
1. October 14th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital. LA. First Chemo infusion.Ā
2. Me, high on Benadryl (one of the meds given before treatment to prevent an allergic reaction). LOL.Ā
3. My love selflessly carrying me through the pain with his unconditional love.
4. Matilde shaving my head on Halloween night. I thought that I could take advantage of the occasion to dress up as Uncle Fester. Little did I know that my little pubic hair razor would take hours. LOL.Ā
5. November 4th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital, LA. Second Chemo infusion.Ā
6. Filming āLe Ieneā with Nic in LA (Youāve been a bit of a pain in the ass, but you did a great job at the end. Thank you, bro :)
[follows in the comments]](https://www.gethucinema.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/Bianca-Balti-68-G9wx3J9638.jpg)
257.4K Likes – Bianca Balti Instagram
Caption : February 4th. World Cancer Day. It has always been just a random day that some posts on Instagram reminded me of. Although my aunt died of metastatic breast cancer at age 39 and my mom got myeloma a couple of years ago. And despite my own diagnosis, back in 2021, of carrying the BRCA1 gene for which, in December 2022, I underwent a preventative double mastectomy.Ā Cancer couldnāt inhabit my thoughts, let alone my body. Until September 8th of 2024, the day that Cancer, Ovarian to be specific, came into my life feeling a whole lot like a death sentence. On October 14th, I started my chemotherapy journey that just ended last Monday, January 27th, but to my great surprise, those last few months, I felt as alive as ever.Ā I was not taking my life for granted anymore, and my gratitude hit an all-time peak. Everything started to taste like a real blessing.Ā It has been hard, and it isnāt quite over yet, but I wouldnāt have it any other way. They say, āWhat doesnāt kill you makes you stronger,ā but my experience is that what didnāt kill me made me love life a lot more.Ā 1. October 14th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital. LA. First Chemo infusion.Ā 2. Me, high on Benadryl (one of the meds given before treatment to prevent an allergic reaction). LOL.Ā 3. My love selflessly carrying me through the pain with his unconditional love. 4. Matilde shaving my head on Halloween night. I thought that I could take advantage of the occasion to dress up as Uncle Fester. Little did I know that my little pubic hair razor would take hours. LOL.Ā 5. November 4th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital, LA. Second Chemo infusion.Ā 6. Filming āLe Ieneā with Nic in LA (Youāve been a bit of a pain in the ass, but you did a great job at the end. Thank you, bro š [follows in the comments]Likes : 257447
![Bianca Balti - 257.4K Likes - February 4th. World Cancer Day.
It has always been just a random day that some posts on Instagram reminded me of. Although my aunt died of metastatic breast cancer at age 39 and my mom got myeloma a couple of years ago. And despite my own diagnosis, back in 2021, of carrying the BRCA1 gene for which, in December 2022, I underwent a preventative double mastectomy.Ā
Cancer couldnāt inhabit my thoughts, let alone my body.
Until September 8th of 2024, the day that Cancer, Ovarian to be specific, came into my life feeling a whole lot like a death sentence. On October 14th, I started my chemotherapy journey that just ended last Monday, January 27th, but to my great surprise, those last few months, I felt as alive as ever.Ā
I was not taking my life for granted anymore, and my gratitude hit an all-time peak. Everything started to taste like a real blessing.Ā
It has been hard, and it isnāt quite over yet, but I wouldnāt have it any other way. They say, āWhat doesnāt kill you makes you stronger,ā but my experience is that what didnāt kill me made me love life a lot more.Ā
1. October 14th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital. LA. First Chemo infusion.Ā
2. Me, high on Benadryl (one of the meds given before treatment to prevent an allergic reaction). LOL.Ā
3. My love selflessly carrying me through the pain with his unconditional love.
4. Matilde shaving my head on Halloween night. I thought that I could take advantage of the occasion to dress up as Uncle Fester. Little did I know that my little pubic hair razor would take hours. LOL.Ā
5. November 4th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital, LA. Second Chemo infusion.Ā
6. Filming āLe Ieneā with Nic in LA (Youāve been a bit of a pain in the ass, but you did a great job at the end. Thank you, bro :)
[follows in the comments]](https://www.gethucinema.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/Bianca-Balti-69-D6juyT7521.jpg)
257.4K Likes – Bianca Balti Instagram
Caption : February 4th. World Cancer Day. It has always been just a random day that some posts on Instagram reminded me of. Although my aunt died of metastatic breast cancer at age 39 and my mom got myeloma a couple of years ago. And despite my own diagnosis, back in 2021, of carrying the BRCA1 gene for which, in December 2022, I underwent a preventative double mastectomy.Ā Cancer couldnāt inhabit my thoughts, let alone my body. Until September 8th of 2024, the day that Cancer, Ovarian to be specific, came into my life feeling a whole lot like a death sentence. On October 14th, I started my chemotherapy journey that just ended last Monday, January 27th, but to my great surprise, those last few months, I felt as alive as ever.Ā I was not taking my life for granted anymore, and my gratitude hit an all-time peak. Everything started to taste like a real blessing.Ā It has been hard, and it isnāt quite over yet, but I wouldnāt have it any other way. They say, āWhat doesnāt kill you makes you stronger,ā but my experience is that what didnāt kill me made me love life a lot more.Ā 1. October 14th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital. LA. First Chemo infusion.Ā 2. Me, high on Benadryl (one of the meds given before treatment to prevent an allergic reaction). LOL.Ā 3. My love selflessly carrying me through the pain with his unconditional love. 4. Matilde shaving my head on Halloween night. I thought that I could take advantage of the occasion to dress up as Uncle Fester. Little did I know that my little pubic hair razor would take hours. LOL.Ā 5. November 4th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital, LA. Second Chemo infusion.Ā 6. Filming āLe Ieneā with Nic in LA (Youāve been a bit of a pain in the ass, but you did a great job at the end. Thank you, bro š [follows in the comments]Likes : 257447
![Bianca Balti - 257.4K Likes - February 4th. World Cancer Day.
It has always been just a random day that some posts on Instagram reminded me of. Although my aunt died of metastatic breast cancer at age 39 and my mom got myeloma a couple of years ago. And despite my own diagnosis, back in 2021, of carrying the BRCA1 gene for which, in December 2022, I underwent a preventative double mastectomy.Ā
Cancer couldnāt inhabit my thoughts, let alone my body.
Until September 8th of 2024, the day that Cancer, Ovarian to be specific, came into my life feeling a whole lot like a death sentence. On October 14th, I started my chemotherapy journey that just ended last Monday, January 27th, but to my great surprise, those last few months, I felt as alive as ever.Ā
I was not taking my life for granted anymore, and my gratitude hit an all-time peak. Everything started to taste like a real blessing.Ā
It has been hard, and it isnāt quite over yet, but I wouldnāt have it any other way. They say, āWhat doesnāt kill you makes you stronger,ā but my experience is that what didnāt kill me made me love life a lot more.Ā
1. October 14th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital. LA. First Chemo infusion.Ā
2. Me, high on Benadryl (one of the meds given before treatment to prevent an allergic reaction). LOL.Ā
3. My love selflessly carrying me through the pain with his unconditional love.
4. Matilde shaving my head on Halloween night. I thought that I could take advantage of the occasion to dress up as Uncle Fester. Little did I know that my little pubic hair razor would take hours. LOL.Ā
5. November 4th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital, LA. Second Chemo infusion.Ā
6. Filming āLe Ieneā with Nic in LA (Youāve been a bit of a pain in the ass, but you did a great job at the end. Thank you, bro :)
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257.4K Likes – Bianca Balti Instagram
Caption : February 4th. World Cancer Day. It has always been just a random day that some posts on Instagram reminded me of. Although my aunt died of metastatic breast cancer at age 39 and my mom got myeloma a couple of years ago. And despite my own diagnosis, back in 2021, of carrying the BRCA1 gene for which, in December 2022, I underwent a preventative double mastectomy.Ā Cancer couldnāt inhabit my thoughts, let alone my body. Until September 8th of 2024, the day that Cancer, Ovarian to be specific, came into my life feeling a whole lot like a death sentence. On October 14th, I started my chemotherapy journey that just ended last Monday, January 27th, but to my great surprise, those last few months, I felt as alive as ever.Ā I was not taking my life for granted anymore, and my gratitude hit an all-time peak. Everything started to taste like a real blessing.Ā It has been hard, and it isnāt quite over yet, but I wouldnāt have it any other way. They say, āWhat doesnāt kill you makes you stronger,ā but my experience is that what didnāt kill me made me love life a lot more.Ā 1. October 14th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital. LA. First Chemo infusion.Ā 2. Me, high on Benadryl (one of the meds given before treatment to prevent an allergic reaction). LOL.Ā 3. My love selflessly carrying me through the pain with his unconditional love. 4. Matilde shaving my head on Halloween night. I thought that I could take advantage of the occasion to dress up as Uncle Fester. Little did I know that my little pubic hair razor would take hours. LOL.Ā 5. November 4th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital, LA. Second Chemo infusion.Ā 6. Filming āLe Ieneā with Nic in LA (Youāve been a bit of a pain in the ass, but you did a great job at the end. Thank you, bro š [follows in the comments]Likes : 257447
![Bianca Balti - 257.4K Likes - February 4th. World Cancer Day.
It has always been just a random day that some posts on Instagram reminded me of. Although my aunt died of metastatic breast cancer at age 39 and my mom got myeloma a couple of years ago. And despite my own diagnosis, back in 2021, of carrying the BRCA1 gene for which, in December 2022, I underwent a preventative double mastectomy.Ā
Cancer couldnāt inhabit my thoughts, let alone my body.
Until September 8th of 2024, the day that Cancer, Ovarian to be specific, came into my life feeling a whole lot like a death sentence. On October 14th, I started my chemotherapy journey that just ended last Monday, January 27th, but to my great surprise, those last few months, I felt as alive as ever.Ā
I was not taking my life for granted anymore, and my gratitude hit an all-time peak. Everything started to taste like a real blessing.Ā
It has been hard, and it isnāt quite over yet, but I wouldnāt have it any other way. They say, āWhat doesnāt kill you makes you stronger,ā but my experience is that what didnāt kill me made me love life a lot more.Ā
1. October 14th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital. LA. First Chemo infusion.Ā
2. Me, high on Benadryl (one of the meds given before treatment to prevent an allergic reaction). LOL.Ā
3. My love selflessly carrying me through the pain with his unconditional love.
4. Matilde shaving my head on Halloween night. I thought that I could take advantage of the occasion to dress up as Uncle Fester. Little did I know that my little pubic hair razor would take hours. LOL.Ā
5. November 4th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital, LA. Second Chemo infusion.Ā
6. Filming āLe Ieneā with Nic in LA (Youāve been a bit of a pain in the ass, but you did a great job at the end. Thank you, bro :)
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257.4K Likes – Bianca Balti Instagram
Caption : February 4th. World Cancer Day. It has always been just a random day that some posts on Instagram reminded me of. Although my aunt died of metastatic breast cancer at age 39 and my mom got myeloma a couple of years ago. And despite my own diagnosis, back in 2021, of carrying the BRCA1 gene for which, in December 2022, I underwent a preventative double mastectomy.Ā Cancer couldnāt inhabit my thoughts, let alone my body. Until September 8th of 2024, the day that Cancer, Ovarian to be specific, came into my life feeling a whole lot like a death sentence. On October 14th, I started my chemotherapy journey that just ended last Monday, January 27th, but to my great surprise, those last few months, I felt as alive as ever.Ā I was not taking my life for granted anymore, and my gratitude hit an all-time peak. Everything started to taste like a real blessing.Ā It has been hard, and it isnāt quite over yet, but I wouldnāt have it any other way. They say, āWhat doesnāt kill you makes you stronger,ā but my experience is that what didnāt kill me made me love life a lot more.Ā 1. October 14th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital. LA. First Chemo infusion.Ā 2. Me, high on Benadryl (one of the meds given before treatment to prevent an allergic reaction). LOL.Ā 3. My love selflessly carrying me through the pain with his unconditional love. 4. Matilde shaving my head on Halloween night. I thought that I could take advantage of the occasion to dress up as Uncle Fester. Little did I know that my little pubic hair razor would take hours. LOL.Ā 5. November 4th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital, LA. Second Chemo infusion.Ā 6. Filming āLe Ieneā with Nic in LA (Youāve been a bit of a pain in the ass, but you did a great job at the end. Thank you, bro š [follows in the comments]Likes : 257447
![Bianca Balti - 257.4K Likes - February 4th. World Cancer Day.
It has always been just a random day that some posts on Instagram reminded me of. Although my aunt died of metastatic breast cancer at age 39 and my mom got myeloma a couple of years ago. And despite my own diagnosis, back in 2021, of carrying the BRCA1 gene for which, in December 2022, I underwent a preventative double mastectomy.Ā
Cancer couldnāt inhabit my thoughts, let alone my body.
Until September 8th of 2024, the day that Cancer, Ovarian to be specific, came into my life feeling a whole lot like a death sentence. On October 14th, I started my chemotherapy journey that just ended last Monday, January 27th, but to my great surprise, those last few months, I felt as alive as ever.Ā
I was not taking my life for granted anymore, and my gratitude hit an all-time peak. Everything started to taste like a real blessing.Ā
It has been hard, and it isnāt quite over yet, but I wouldnāt have it any other way. They say, āWhat doesnāt kill you makes you stronger,ā but my experience is that what didnāt kill me made me love life a lot more.Ā
1. October 14th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital. LA. First Chemo infusion.Ā
2. Me, high on Benadryl (one of the meds given before treatment to prevent an allergic reaction). LOL.Ā
3. My love selflessly carrying me through the pain with his unconditional love.
4. Matilde shaving my head on Halloween night. I thought that I could take advantage of the occasion to dress up as Uncle Fester. Little did I know that my little pubic hair razor would take hours. LOL.Ā
5. November 4th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital, LA. Second Chemo infusion.Ā
6. Filming āLe Ieneā with Nic in LA (Youāve been a bit of a pain in the ass, but you did a great job at the end. Thank you, bro :)
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257.4K Likes – Bianca Balti Instagram
Caption : February 4th. World Cancer Day. It has always been just a random day that some posts on Instagram reminded me of. Although my aunt died of metastatic breast cancer at age 39 and my mom got myeloma a couple of years ago. And despite my own diagnosis, back in 2021, of carrying the BRCA1 gene for which, in December 2022, I underwent a preventative double mastectomy.Ā Cancer couldnāt inhabit my thoughts, let alone my body. Until September 8th of 2024, the day that Cancer, Ovarian to be specific, came into my life feeling a whole lot like a death sentence. On October 14th, I started my chemotherapy journey that just ended last Monday, January 27th, but to my great surprise, those last few months, I felt as alive as ever.Ā I was not taking my life for granted anymore, and my gratitude hit an all-time peak. Everything started to taste like a real blessing.Ā It has been hard, and it isnāt quite over yet, but I wouldnāt have it any other way. They say, āWhat doesnāt kill you makes you stronger,ā but my experience is that what didnāt kill me made me love life a lot more.Ā 1. October 14th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital. LA. First Chemo infusion.Ā 2. Me, high on Benadryl (one of the meds given before treatment to prevent an allergic reaction). LOL.Ā 3. My love selflessly carrying me through the pain with his unconditional love. 4. Matilde shaving my head on Halloween night. I thought that I could take advantage of the occasion to dress up as Uncle Fester. Little did I know that my little pubic hair razor would take hours. LOL.Ā 5. November 4th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital, LA. Second Chemo infusion.Ā 6. Filming āLe Ieneā with Nic in LA (Youāve been a bit of a pain in the ass, but you did a great job at the end. Thank you, bro š [follows in the comments]Likes : 257447
![Bianca Balti - 257.4K Likes - February 4th. World Cancer Day.
It has always been just a random day that some posts on Instagram reminded me of. Although my aunt died of metastatic breast cancer at age 39 and my mom got myeloma a couple of years ago. And despite my own diagnosis, back in 2021, of carrying the BRCA1 gene for which, in December 2022, I underwent a preventative double mastectomy.Ā
Cancer couldnāt inhabit my thoughts, let alone my body.
Until September 8th of 2024, the day that Cancer, Ovarian to be specific, came into my life feeling a whole lot like a death sentence. On October 14th, I started my chemotherapy journey that just ended last Monday, January 27th, but to my great surprise, those last few months, I felt as alive as ever.Ā
I was not taking my life for granted anymore, and my gratitude hit an all-time peak. Everything started to taste like a real blessing.Ā
It has been hard, and it isnāt quite over yet, but I wouldnāt have it any other way. They say, āWhat doesnāt kill you makes you stronger,ā but my experience is that what didnāt kill me made me love life a lot more.Ā
1. October 14th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital. LA. First Chemo infusion.Ā
2. Me, high on Benadryl (one of the meds given before treatment to prevent an allergic reaction). LOL.Ā
3. My love selflessly carrying me through the pain with his unconditional love.
4. Matilde shaving my head on Halloween night. I thought that I could take advantage of the occasion to dress up as Uncle Fester. Little did I know that my little pubic hair razor would take hours. LOL.Ā
5. November 4th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital, LA. Second Chemo infusion.Ā
6. Filming āLe Ieneā with Nic in LA (Youāve been a bit of a pain in the ass, but you did a great job at the end. Thank you, bro :)
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257.4K Likes – Bianca Balti Instagram
Caption : February 4th. World Cancer Day. It has always been just a random day that some posts on Instagram reminded me of. Although my aunt died of metastatic breast cancer at age 39 and my mom got myeloma a couple of years ago. And despite my own diagnosis, back in 2021, of carrying the BRCA1 gene for which, in December 2022, I underwent a preventative double mastectomy.Ā Cancer couldnāt inhabit my thoughts, let alone my body. Until September 8th of 2024, the day that Cancer, Ovarian to be specific, came into my life feeling a whole lot like a death sentence. On October 14th, I started my chemotherapy journey that just ended last Monday, January 27th, but to my great surprise, those last few months, I felt as alive as ever.Ā I was not taking my life for granted anymore, and my gratitude hit an all-time peak. Everything started to taste like a real blessing.Ā It has been hard, and it isnāt quite over yet, but I wouldnāt have it any other way. They say, āWhat doesnāt kill you makes you stronger,ā but my experience is that what didnāt kill me made me love life a lot more.Ā 1. October 14th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital. LA. First Chemo infusion.Ā 2. Me, high on Benadryl (one of the meds given before treatment to prevent an allergic reaction). LOL.Ā 3. My love selflessly carrying me through the pain with his unconditional love. 4. Matilde shaving my head on Halloween night. I thought that I could take advantage of the occasion to dress up as Uncle Fester. Little did I know that my little pubic hair razor would take hours. LOL.Ā 5. November 4th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital, LA. Second Chemo infusion.Ā 6. Filming āLe Ieneā with Nic in LA (Youāve been a bit of a pain in the ass, but you did a great job at the end. Thank you, bro š [follows in the comments]Likes : 257447
![Bianca Balti - 257.4K Likes - February 4th. World Cancer Day.
It has always been just a random day that some posts on Instagram reminded me of. Although my aunt died of metastatic breast cancer at age 39 and my mom got myeloma a couple of years ago. And despite my own diagnosis, back in 2021, of carrying the BRCA1 gene for which, in December 2022, I underwent a preventative double mastectomy.Ā
Cancer couldnāt inhabit my thoughts, let alone my body.
Until September 8th of 2024, the day that Cancer, Ovarian to be specific, came into my life feeling a whole lot like a death sentence. On October 14th, I started my chemotherapy journey that just ended last Monday, January 27th, but to my great surprise, those last few months, I felt as alive as ever.Ā
I was not taking my life for granted anymore, and my gratitude hit an all-time peak. Everything started to taste like a real blessing.Ā
It has been hard, and it isnāt quite over yet, but I wouldnāt have it any other way. They say, āWhat doesnāt kill you makes you stronger,ā but my experience is that what didnāt kill me made me love life a lot more.Ā
1. October 14th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital. LA. First Chemo infusion.Ā
2. Me, high on Benadryl (one of the meds given before treatment to prevent an allergic reaction). LOL.Ā
3. My love selflessly carrying me through the pain with his unconditional love.
4. Matilde shaving my head on Halloween night. I thought that I could take advantage of the occasion to dress up as Uncle Fester. Little did I know that my little pubic hair razor would take hours. LOL.Ā
5. November 4th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital, LA. Second Chemo infusion.Ā
6. Filming āLe Ieneā with Nic in LA (Youāve been a bit of a pain in the ass, but you did a great job at the end. Thank you, bro :)
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257.4K Likes – Bianca Balti Instagram
Caption : February 4th. World Cancer Day. It has always been just a random day that some posts on Instagram reminded me of. Although my aunt died of metastatic breast cancer at age 39 and my mom got myeloma a couple of years ago. And despite my own diagnosis, back in 2021, of carrying the BRCA1 gene for which, in December 2022, I underwent a preventative double mastectomy.Ā Cancer couldnāt inhabit my thoughts, let alone my body. Until September 8th of 2024, the day that Cancer, Ovarian to be specific, came into my life feeling a whole lot like a death sentence. On October 14th, I started my chemotherapy journey that just ended last Monday, January 27th, but to my great surprise, those last few months, I felt as alive as ever.Ā I was not taking my life for granted anymore, and my gratitude hit an all-time peak. Everything started to taste like a real blessing.Ā It has been hard, and it isnāt quite over yet, but I wouldnāt have it any other way. They say, āWhat doesnāt kill you makes you stronger,ā but my experience is that what didnāt kill me made me love life a lot more.Ā 1. October 14th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital. LA. First Chemo infusion.Ā 2. Me, high on Benadryl (one of the meds given before treatment to prevent an allergic reaction). LOL.Ā 3. My love selflessly carrying me through the pain with his unconditional love. 4. Matilde shaving my head on Halloween night. I thought that I could take advantage of the occasion to dress up as Uncle Fester. Little did I know that my little pubic hair razor would take hours. LOL.Ā 5. November 4th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital, LA. Second Chemo infusion.Ā 6. Filming āLe Ieneā with Nic in LA (Youāve been a bit of a pain in the ass, but you did a great job at the end. Thank you, bro š [follows in the comments]Likes : 257447
![Bianca Balti - 257.4K Likes - February 4th. World Cancer Day.
It has always been just a random day that some posts on Instagram reminded me of. Although my aunt died of metastatic breast cancer at age 39 and my mom got myeloma a couple of years ago. And despite my own diagnosis, back in 2021, of carrying the BRCA1 gene for which, in December 2022, I underwent a preventative double mastectomy.Ā
Cancer couldnāt inhabit my thoughts, let alone my body.
Until September 8th of 2024, the day that Cancer, Ovarian to be specific, came into my life feeling a whole lot like a death sentence. On October 14th, I started my chemotherapy journey that just ended last Monday, January 27th, but to my great surprise, those last few months, I felt as alive as ever.Ā
I was not taking my life for granted anymore, and my gratitude hit an all-time peak. Everything started to taste like a real blessing.Ā
It has been hard, and it isnāt quite over yet, but I wouldnāt have it any other way. They say, āWhat doesnāt kill you makes you stronger,ā but my experience is that what didnāt kill me made me love life a lot more.Ā
1. October 14th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital. LA. First Chemo infusion.Ā
2. Me, high on Benadryl (one of the meds given before treatment to prevent an allergic reaction). LOL.Ā
3. My love selflessly carrying me through the pain with his unconditional love.
4. Matilde shaving my head on Halloween night. I thought that I could take advantage of the occasion to dress up as Uncle Fester. Little did I know that my little pubic hair razor would take hours. LOL.Ā
5. November 4th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital, LA. Second Chemo infusion.Ā
6. Filming āLe Ieneā with Nic in LA (Youāve been a bit of a pain in the ass, but you did a great job at the end. Thank you, bro :)
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257.4K Likes – Bianca Balti Instagram
Caption : February 4th. World Cancer Day. It has always been just a random day that some posts on Instagram reminded me of. Although my aunt died of metastatic breast cancer at age 39 and my mom got myeloma a couple of years ago. And despite my own diagnosis, back in 2021, of carrying the BRCA1 gene for which, in December 2022, I underwent a preventative double mastectomy.Ā Cancer couldnāt inhabit my thoughts, let alone my body. Until September 8th of 2024, the day that Cancer, Ovarian to be specific, came into my life feeling a whole lot like a death sentence. On October 14th, I started my chemotherapy journey that just ended last Monday, January 27th, but to my great surprise, those last few months, I felt as alive as ever.Ā I was not taking my life for granted anymore, and my gratitude hit an all-time peak. Everything started to taste like a real blessing.Ā It has been hard, and it isnāt quite over yet, but I wouldnāt have it any other way. They say, āWhat doesnāt kill you makes you stronger,ā but my experience is that what didnāt kill me made me love life a lot more.Ā 1. October 14th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital. LA. First Chemo infusion.Ā 2. Me, high on Benadryl (one of the meds given before treatment to prevent an allergic reaction). LOL.Ā 3. My love selflessly carrying me through the pain with his unconditional love. 4. Matilde shaving my head on Halloween night. I thought that I could take advantage of the occasion to dress up as Uncle Fester. Little did I know that my little pubic hair razor would take hours. LOL.Ā 5. November 4th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital, LA. Second Chemo infusion.Ā 6. Filming āLe Ieneā with Nic in LA (Youāve been a bit of a pain in the ass, but you did a great job at the end. Thank you, bro š [follows in the comments]Likes : 257447
![Bianca Balti - 257.4K Likes - February 4th. World Cancer Day.
It has always been just a random day that some posts on Instagram reminded me of. Although my aunt died of metastatic breast cancer at age 39 and my mom got myeloma a couple of years ago. And despite my own diagnosis, back in 2021, of carrying the BRCA1 gene for which, in December 2022, I underwent a preventative double mastectomy.Ā
Cancer couldnāt inhabit my thoughts, let alone my body.
Until September 8th of 2024, the day that Cancer, Ovarian to be specific, came into my life feeling a whole lot like a death sentence. On October 14th, I started my chemotherapy journey that just ended last Monday, January 27th, but to my great surprise, those last few months, I felt as alive as ever.Ā
I was not taking my life for granted anymore, and my gratitude hit an all-time peak. Everything started to taste like a real blessing.Ā
It has been hard, and it isnāt quite over yet, but I wouldnāt have it any other way. They say, āWhat doesnāt kill you makes you stronger,ā but my experience is that what didnāt kill me made me love life a lot more.Ā
1. October 14th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital. LA. First Chemo infusion.Ā
2. Me, high on Benadryl (one of the meds given before treatment to prevent an allergic reaction). LOL.Ā
3. My love selflessly carrying me through the pain with his unconditional love.
4. Matilde shaving my head on Halloween night. I thought that I could take advantage of the occasion to dress up as Uncle Fester. Little did I know that my little pubic hair razor would take hours. LOL.Ā
5. November 4th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital, LA. Second Chemo infusion.Ā
6. Filming āLe Ieneā with Nic in LA (Youāve been a bit of a pain in the ass, but you did a great job at the end. Thank you, bro :)
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257.4K Likes – Bianca Balti Instagram
Caption : February 4th. World Cancer Day. It has always been just a random day that some posts on Instagram reminded me of. Although my aunt died of metastatic breast cancer at age 39 and my mom got myeloma a couple of years ago. And despite my own diagnosis, back in 2021, of carrying the BRCA1 gene for which, in December 2022, I underwent a preventative double mastectomy.Ā Cancer couldnāt inhabit my thoughts, let alone my body. Until September 8th of 2024, the day that Cancer, Ovarian to be specific, came into my life feeling a whole lot like a death sentence. On October 14th, I started my chemotherapy journey that just ended last Monday, January 27th, but to my great surprise, those last few months, I felt as alive as ever.Ā I was not taking my life for granted anymore, and my gratitude hit an all-time peak. Everything started to taste like a real blessing.Ā It has been hard, and it isnāt quite over yet, but I wouldnāt have it any other way. They say, āWhat doesnāt kill you makes you stronger,ā but my experience is that what didnāt kill me made me love life a lot more.Ā 1. October 14th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital. LA. First Chemo infusion.Ā 2. Me, high on Benadryl (one of the meds given before treatment to prevent an allergic reaction). LOL.Ā 3. My love selflessly carrying me through the pain with his unconditional love. 4. Matilde shaving my head on Halloween night. I thought that I could take advantage of the occasion to dress up as Uncle Fester. Little did I know that my little pubic hair razor would take hours. LOL.Ā 5. November 4th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital, LA. Second Chemo infusion.Ā 6. Filming āLe Ieneā with Nic in LA (Youāve been a bit of a pain in the ass, but you did a great job at the end. Thank you, bro š [follows in the comments]Likes : 257447
![Bianca Balti - 257.4K Likes - February 4th. World Cancer Day.
It has always been just a random day that some posts on Instagram reminded me of. Although my aunt died of metastatic breast cancer at age 39 and my mom got myeloma a couple of years ago. And despite my own diagnosis, back in 2021, of carrying the BRCA1 gene for which, in December 2022, I underwent a preventative double mastectomy.Ā
Cancer couldnāt inhabit my thoughts, let alone my body.
Until September 8th of 2024, the day that Cancer, Ovarian to be specific, came into my life feeling a whole lot like a death sentence. On October 14th, I started my chemotherapy journey that just ended last Monday, January 27th, but to my great surprise, those last few months, I felt as alive as ever.Ā
I was not taking my life for granted anymore, and my gratitude hit an all-time peak. Everything started to taste like a real blessing.Ā
It has been hard, and it isnāt quite over yet, but I wouldnāt have it any other way. They say, āWhat doesnāt kill you makes you stronger,ā but my experience is that what didnāt kill me made me love life a lot more.Ā
1. October 14th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital. LA. First Chemo infusion.Ā
2. Me, high on Benadryl (one of the meds given before treatment to prevent an allergic reaction). LOL.Ā
3. My love selflessly carrying me through the pain with his unconditional love.
4. Matilde shaving my head on Halloween night. I thought that I could take advantage of the occasion to dress up as Uncle Fester. Little did I know that my little pubic hair razor would take hours. LOL.Ā
5. November 4th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital, LA. Second Chemo infusion.Ā
6. Filming āLe Ieneā with Nic in LA (Youāve been a bit of a pain in the ass, but you did a great job at the end. Thank you, bro :)
[follows in the comments]](https://www.gethucinema.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/Bianca-Balti-77-h4LPSS7695.jpg)
257.4K Likes – Bianca Balti Instagram
Caption : February 4th. World Cancer Day. It has always been just a random day that some posts on Instagram reminded me of. Although my aunt died of metastatic breast cancer at age 39 and my mom got myeloma a couple of years ago. And despite my own diagnosis, back in 2021, of carrying the BRCA1 gene for which, in December 2022, I underwent a preventative double mastectomy.Ā Cancer couldnāt inhabit my thoughts, let alone my body. Until September 8th of 2024, the day that Cancer, Ovarian to be specific, came into my life feeling a whole lot like a death sentence. On October 14th, I started my chemotherapy journey that just ended last Monday, January 27th, but to my great surprise, those last few months, I felt as alive as ever.Ā I was not taking my life for granted anymore, and my gratitude hit an all-time peak. Everything started to taste like a real blessing.Ā It has been hard, and it isnāt quite over yet, but I wouldnāt have it any other way. They say, āWhat doesnāt kill you makes you stronger,ā but my experience is that what didnāt kill me made me love life a lot more.Ā 1. October 14th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital. LA. First Chemo infusion.Ā 2. Me, high on Benadryl (one of the meds given before treatment to prevent an allergic reaction). LOL.Ā 3. My love selflessly carrying me through the pain with his unconditional love. 4. Matilde shaving my head on Halloween night. I thought that I could take advantage of the occasion to dress up as Uncle Fester. Little did I know that my little pubic hair razor would take hours. LOL.Ā 5. November 4th, 2024, Providence St Joseph Hospital, LA. Second Chemo infusion.Ā 6. Filming āLe Ieneā with Nic in LA (Youāve been a bit of a pain in the ass, but you did a great job at the end. Thank you, bro š [follows in the comments]Likes : 257447
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Caption : One step at the time šš»āāļø #lavitaĆØbella šø @morellibrothersLikes : 251630
251.6K Likes – Bianca Balti Instagram
Caption : One step at the time šš»āāļø #lavitaĆØbella šø @morellibrothersLikes : 251630
251.6K Likes – Bianca Balti Instagram
Caption : One step at the time šš»āāļø #lavitaĆØbella šø @morellibrothersLikes : 251630
243.2K Likes – Bianca Balti Instagram
Caption : Iāve tried to put my feelings into words, conflicted between the illness that afflicts me that Iām bravely fighting, and all the love and beauty that blesses me possibly more since I got sick. I wear my resilience as a badge of honor: I won over many struggles, from heartbreaks to addiction, and life in lifeās terms doesnāt frighten me anymore. However, lately, I indulge in the dream of an eventless life, where nothing -neither good nor bad- happens. All while Los Angeles, the city Iāve chosen as a home, is burning into flames.Likes : 243235
217.6K Likes – Bianca Balti Instagram
Caption : Il battito di un cuore che non ha paura di battere. Il carattere che lascia il segno. #Sanremo2025Likes : 217558
217.6K Likes – Bianca Balti Instagram
Caption : Il battito di un cuore che non ha paura di battere. Il carattere che lascia il segno. #Sanremo2025Likes : 217558
217.6K Likes – Bianca Balti Instagram
Caption : Il battito di un cuore che non ha paura di battere. Il carattere che lascia il segno. #Sanremo2025Likes : 217558
217.6K Likes – Bianca Balti Instagram
Caption : Il battito di un cuore che non ha paura di battere. Il carattere che lascia il segno. #Sanremo2025Likes : 217558
217.6K Likes – Bianca Balti Instagram
Caption : Il battito di un cuore che non ha paura di battere. Il carattere che lascia il segno. #Sanremo2025Likes : 217558
214K Likes – Bianca Balti Instagram
Caption : Last Sunday, I checked myself into the ER to find out that my lower abdominal pain was stage 3C ovarian cancer. Itās been a week full of fear, pain and tears but mostly love, hope, laughter, and strength. (check these pics out for proof, lol) I have a long journey ahead, but I know I will beat this. For myself, my loved ones (my daughters are at the top of the list), and all of you who need strength, you can borrow some of mine cause I have loads. Life happens; give it a reason. So far, cancer has given me a chance to find beauty through lifeās hurdles.Likes : 213961
214K Likes – Bianca Balti Instagram
Caption : Last Sunday, I checked myself into the ER to find out that my lower abdominal pain was stage 3C ovarian cancer. Itās been a week full of fear, pain and tears but mostly love, hope, laughter, and strength. (check these pics out for proof, lol) I have a long journey ahead, but I know I will beat this. For myself, my loved ones (my daughters are at the top of the list), and all of you who need strength, you can borrow some of mine cause I have loads. Life happens; give it a reason. So far, cancer has given me a chance to find beauty through lifeās hurdles.Likes : 213961
214K Likes – Bianca Balti Instagram
Caption : Last Sunday, I checked myself into the ER to find out that my lower abdominal pain was stage 3C ovarian cancer. Itās been a week full of fear, pain and tears but mostly love, hope, laughter, and strength. (check these pics out for proof, lol) I have a long journey ahead, but I know I will beat this. For myself, my loved ones (my daughters are at the top of the list), and all of you who need strength, you can borrow some of mine cause I have loads. Life happens; give it a reason. So far, cancer has given me a chance to find beauty through lifeās hurdles.Likes : 213961
214K Likes – Bianca Balti Instagram
Caption : Last Sunday, I checked myself into the ER to find out that my lower abdominal pain was stage 3C ovarian cancer. Itās been a week full of fear, pain and tears but mostly love, hope, laughter, and strength. (check these pics out for proof, lol) I have a long journey ahead, but I know I will beat this. For myself, my loved ones (my daughters are at the top of the list), and all of you who need strength, you can borrow some of mine cause I have loads. Life happens; give it a reason. So far, cancer has given me a chance to find beauty through lifeās hurdles.Likes : 213961
214K Likes – Bianca Balti Instagram
Caption : Last Sunday, I checked myself into the ER to find out that my lower abdominal pain was stage 3C ovarian cancer. Itās been a week full of fear, pain and tears but mostly love, hope, laughter, and strength. (check these pics out for proof, lol) I have a long journey ahead, but I know I will beat this. For myself, my loved ones (my daughters are at the top of the list), and all of you who need strength, you can borrow some of mine cause I have loads. Life happens; give it a reason. So far, cancer has given me a chance to find beauty through lifeās hurdles.Likes : 213961
214K Likes – Bianca Balti Instagram
Caption : Last Sunday, I checked myself into the ER to find out that my lower abdominal pain was stage 3C ovarian cancer. Itās been a week full of fear, pain and tears but mostly love, hope, laughter, and strength. (check these pics out for proof, lol) I have a long journey ahead, but I know I will beat this. For myself, my loved ones (my daughters are at the top of the list), and all of you who need strength, you can borrow some of mine cause I have loads. Life happens; give it a reason. So far, cancer has given me a chance to find beauty through lifeās hurdles.Likes : 213961
214K Likes – Bianca Balti Instagram
Caption : Last Sunday, I checked myself into the ER to find out that my lower abdominal pain was stage 3C ovarian cancer. Itās been a week full of fear, pain and tears but mostly love, hope, laughter, and strength. (check these pics out for proof, lol) I have a long journey ahead, but I know I will beat this. For myself, my loved ones (my daughters are at the top of the list), and all of you who need strength, you can borrow some of mine cause I have loads. Life happens; give it a reason. So far, cancer has given me a chance to find beauty through lifeās hurdles.Likes : 213961
214K Likes – Bianca Balti Instagram
Caption : Last Sunday, I checked myself into the ER to find out that my lower abdominal pain was stage 3C ovarian cancer. Itās been a week full of fear, pain and tears but mostly love, hope, laughter, and strength. (check these pics out for proof, lol) I have a long journey ahead, but I know I will beat this. For myself, my loved ones (my daughters are at the top of the list), and all of you who need strength, you can borrow some of mine cause I have loads. Life happens; give it a reason. So far, cancer has given me a chance to find beauty through lifeās hurdles.Likes : 213961
214K Likes – Bianca Balti Instagram
Caption : Last Sunday, I checked myself into the ER to find out that my lower abdominal pain was stage 3C ovarian cancer. Itās been a week full of fear, pain and tears but mostly love, hope, laughter, and strength. (check these pics out for proof, lol) I have a long journey ahead, but I know I will beat this. For myself, my loved ones (my daughters are at the top of the list), and all of you who need strength, you can borrow some of mine cause I have loads. Life happens; give it a reason. So far, cancer has given me a chance to find beauty through lifeās hurdles.Likes : 213961
214K Likes – Bianca Balti Instagram
Caption : Last Sunday, I checked myself into the ER to find out that my lower abdominal pain was stage 3C ovarian cancer. Itās been a week full of fear, pain and tears but mostly love, hope, laughter, and strength. (check these pics out for proof, lol) I have a long journey ahead, but I know I will beat this. For myself, my loved ones (my daughters are at the top of the list), and all of you who need strength, you can borrow some of mine cause I have loads. Life happens; give it a reason. So far, cancer has given me a chance to find beauty through lifeās hurdles.Likes : 213961
214K Likes – Bianca Balti Instagram
Caption : Last Sunday, I checked myself into the ER to find out that my lower abdominal pain was stage 3C ovarian cancer. Itās been a week full of fear, pain and tears but mostly love, hope, laughter, and strength. (check these pics out for proof, lol) I have a long journey ahead, but I know I will beat this. For myself, my loved ones (my daughters are at the top of the list), and all of you who need strength, you can borrow some of mine cause I have loads. Life happens; give it a reason. So far, cancer has given me a chance to find beauty through lifeās hurdles.Likes : 213961
214K Likes – Bianca Balti Instagram
Caption : Last Sunday, I checked myself into the ER to find out that my lower abdominal pain was stage 3C ovarian cancer. Itās been a week full of fear, pain and tears but mostly love, hope, laughter, and strength. (check these pics out for proof, lol) I have a long journey ahead, but I know I will beat this. For myself, my loved ones (my daughters are at the top of the list), and all of you who need strength, you can borrow some of mine cause I have loads. Life happens; give it a reason. So far, cancer has given me a chance to find beauty through lifeās hurdles.Likes : 213961
214K Likes – Bianca Balti Instagram
Caption : Last Sunday, I checked myself into the ER to find out that my lower abdominal pain was stage 3C ovarian cancer. Itās been a week full of fear, pain and tears but mostly love, hope, laughter, and strength. (check these pics out for proof, lol) I have a long journey ahead, but I know I will beat this. For myself, my loved ones (my daughters are at the top of the list), and all of you who need strength, you can borrow some of mine cause I have loads. Life happens; give it a reason. So far, cancer has given me a chance to find beauty through lifeās hurdles.Likes : 213961
214K Likes – Bianca Balti Instagram
Caption : Last Sunday, I checked myself into the ER to find out that my lower abdominal pain was stage 3C ovarian cancer. Itās been a week full of fear, pain and tears but mostly love, hope, laughter, and strength. (check these pics out for proof, lol) I have a long journey ahead, but I know I will beat this. For myself, my loved ones (my daughters are at the top of the list), and all of you who need strength, you can borrow some of mine cause I have loads. Life happens; give it a reason. So far, cancer has given me a chance to find beauty through lifeās hurdles.Likes : 213961
214K Likes – Bianca Balti Instagram
Caption : Last Sunday, I checked myself into the ER to find out that my lower abdominal pain was stage 3C ovarian cancer. Itās been a week full of fear, pain and tears but mostly love, hope, laughter, and strength. (check these pics out for proof, lol) I have a long journey ahead, but I know I will beat this. For myself, my loved ones (my daughters are at the top of the list), and all of you who need strength, you can borrow some of mine cause I have loads. Life happens; give it a reason. So far, cancer has given me a chance to find beauty through lifeās hurdles.Likes : 213961
214K Likes – Bianca Balti Instagram
Caption : Last Sunday, I checked myself into the ER to find out that my lower abdominal pain was stage 3C ovarian cancer. Itās been a week full of fear, pain and tears but mostly love, hope, laughter, and strength. (check these pics out for proof, lol) I have a long journey ahead, but I know I will beat this. For myself, my loved ones (my daughters are at the top of the list), and all of you who need strength, you can borrow some of mine cause I have loads. Life happens; give it a reason. So far, cancer has given me a chance to find beauty through lifeās hurdles.Likes : 213961
214K Likes – Bianca Balti Instagram
Caption : Last Sunday, I checked myself into the ER to find out that my lower abdominal pain was stage 3C ovarian cancer. Itās been a week full of fear, pain and tears but mostly love, hope, laughter, and strength. (check these pics out for proof, lol) I have a long journey ahead, but I know I will beat this. For myself, my loved ones (my daughters are at the top of the list), and all of you who need strength, you can borrow some of mine cause I have loads. Life happens; give it a reason. So far, cancer has given me a chance to find beauty through lifeās hurdles.Likes : 213961
214K Likes – Bianca Balti Instagram
Caption : Last Sunday, I checked myself into the ER to find out that my lower abdominal pain was stage 3C ovarian cancer. Itās been a week full of fear, pain and tears but mostly love, hope, laughter, and strength. (check these pics out for proof, lol) I have a long journey ahead, but I know I will beat this. For myself, my loved ones (my daughters are at the top of the list), and all of you who need strength, you can borrow some of mine cause I have loads. Life happens; give it a reason. So far, cancer has given me a chance to find beauty through lifeās hurdles.Likes : 213961
214K Likes – Bianca Balti Instagram
Caption : Last Sunday, I checked myself into the ER to find out that my lower abdominal pain was stage 3C ovarian cancer. Itās been a week full of fear, pain and tears but mostly love, hope, laughter, and strength. (check these pics out for proof, lol) I have a long journey ahead, but I know I will beat this. For myself, my loved ones (my daughters are at the top of the list), and all of you who need strength, you can borrow some of mine cause I have loads. Life happens; give it a reason. So far, cancer has given me a chance to find beauty through lifeās hurdles.Likes : 213961
205K Likes – Bianca Balti Instagram
Caption : Turning Heads. 01 When I was diagnosed with cancer, I somehow knew that I would make it through, but I worried a lot about not being able to provide for my family anymore. My professional worth has always been intrinsic to my looks, and with a long scar drawing down my stomach and no hair, I donāt embody the model stereotype rn. Being forced into bedrest made me also realize that I heavily associate my self-esteem with productivity (IYKYK). Long story short, I called up my incredible team and voiced my need to feel ānormalā again through work. They listened and enthusiastically embraced this project. āTurning Headsā is a labor of love that means so much to me. It expresses the support of not only my established team coordinated by my amazing manager @martinagrbgnt, but also the incredible designers and talented photographers involved. Lucreziaās intimate glaze elegantly explores the delicate balance between ethereal and bold that so well defines this ephemeral moment of my life. PHOTOGRAPHER @lucreziaganazzoli STYLIST @simonrutigliano MAKE UP ARTIST @bianca__marzocchi @circustudiosLikes : 204978
205K Likes – Bianca Balti Instagram
Caption : Turning Heads. 01 When I was diagnosed with cancer, I somehow knew that I would make it through, but I worried a lot about not being able to provide for my family anymore. My professional worth has always been intrinsic to my looks, and with a long scar drawing down my stomach and no hair, I donāt embody the model stereotype rn. Being forced into bedrest made me also realize that I heavily associate my self-esteem with productivity (IYKYK). Long story short, I called up my incredible team and voiced my need to feel ānormalā again through work. They listened and enthusiastically embraced this project. āTurning Headsā is a labor of love that means so much to me. It expresses the support of not only my established team coordinated by my amazing manager @martinagrbgnt, but also the incredible designers and talented photographers involved. Lucreziaās intimate glaze elegantly explores the delicate balance between ethereal and bold that so well defines this ephemeral moment of my life. PHOTOGRAPHER @lucreziaganazzoli STYLIST @simonrutigliano MAKE UP ARTIST @bianca__marzocchi @circustudiosLikes : 204978
205K Likes – Bianca Balti Instagram
Caption : Turning Heads. 01 When I was diagnosed with cancer, I somehow knew that I would make it through, but I worried a lot about not being able to provide for my family anymore. My professional worth has always been intrinsic to my looks, and with a long scar drawing down my stomach and no hair, I donāt embody the model stereotype rn. Being forced into bedrest made me also realize that I heavily associate my self-esteem with productivity (IYKYK). Long story short, I called up my incredible team and voiced my need to feel ānormalā again through work. They listened and enthusiastically embraced this project. āTurning Headsā is a labor of love that means so much to me. It expresses the support of not only my established team coordinated by my amazing manager @martinagrbgnt, but also the incredible designers and talented photographers involved. Lucreziaās intimate glaze elegantly explores the delicate balance between ethereal and bold that so well defines this ephemeral moment of my life. PHOTOGRAPHER @lucreziaganazzoli STYLIST @simonrutigliano MAKE UP ARTIST @bianca__marzocchi @circustudiosLikes : 204978
205K Likes – Bianca Balti Instagram
Caption : Turning Heads. 01 When I was diagnosed with cancer, I somehow knew that I would make it through, but I worried a lot about not being able to provide for my family anymore. My professional worth has always been intrinsic to my looks, and with a long scar drawing down my stomach and no hair, I donāt embody the model stereotype rn. Being forced into bedrest made me also realize that I heavily associate my self-esteem with productivity (IYKYK). Long story short, I called up my incredible team and voiced my need to feel ānormalā again through work. They listened and enthusiastically embraced this project. āTurning Headsā is a labor of love that means so much to me. It expresses the support of not only my established team coordinated by my amazing manager @martinagrbgnt, but also the incredible designers and talented photographers involved. Lucreziaās intimate glaze elegantly explores the delicate balance between ethereal and bold that so well defines this ephemeral moment of my life. PHOTOGRAPHER @lucreziaganazzoli STYLIST @simonrutigliano MAKE UP ARTIST @bianca__marzocchi @circustudiosLikes : 204978
205K Likes – Bianca Balti Instagram
Caption : Turning Heads. 01 When I was diagnosed with cancer, I somehow knew that I would make it through, but I worried a lot about not being able to provide for my family anymore. My professional worth has always been intrinsic to my looks, and with a long scar drawing down my stomach and no hair, I donāt embody the model stereotype rn. Being forced into bedrest made me also realize that I heavily associate my self-esteem with productivity (IYKYK). Long story short, I called up my incredible team and voiced my need to feel ānormalā again through work. They listened and enthusiastically embraced this project. āTurning Headsā is a labor of love that means so much to me. It expresses the support of not only my established team coordinated by my amazing manager @martinagrbgnt, but also the incredible designers and talented photographers involved. Lucreziaās intimate glaze elegantly explores the delicate balance between ethereal and bold that so well defines this ephemeral moment of my life. PHOTOGRAPHER @lucreziaganazzoli STYLIST @simonrutigliano MAKE UP ARTIST @bianca__marzocchi @circustudiosLikes : 204978
205K Likes – Bianca Balti Instagram
Caption : Turning Heads. 01 When I was diagnosed with cancer, I somehow knew that I would make it through, but I worried a lot about not being able to provide for my family anymore. My professional worth has always been intrinsic to my looks, and with a long scar drawing down my stomach and no hair, I donāt embody the model stereotype rn. Being forced into bedrest made me also realize that I heavily associate my self-esteem with productivity (IYKYK). Long story short, I called up my incredible team and voiced my need to feel ānormalā again through work. They listened and enthusiastically embraced this project. āTurning Headsā is a labor of love that means so much to me. It expresses the support of not only my established team coordinated by my amazing manager @martinagrbgnt, but also the incredible designers and talented photographers involved. Lucreziaās intimate glaze elegantly explores the delicate balance between ethereal and bold that so well defines this ephemeral moment of my life. PHOTOGRAPHER @lucreziaganazzoli STYLIST @simonrutigliano MAKE UP ARTIST @bianca__marzocchi @circustudiosLikes : 204978
205K Likes – Bianca Balti Instagram
Caption : Turning Heads. 01 When I was diagnosed with cancer, I somehow knew that I would make it through, but I worried a lot about not being able to provide for my family anymore. My professional worth has always been intrinsic to my looks, and with a long scar drawing down my stomach and no hair, I donāt embody the model stereotype rn. Being forced into bedrest made me also realize that I heavily associate my self-esteem with productivity (IYKYK). Long story short, I called up my incredible team and voiced my need to feel ānormalā again through work. They listened and enthusiastically embraced this project. āTurning Headsā is a labor of love that means so much to me. It expresses the support of not only my established team coordinated by my amazing manager @martinagrbgnt, but also the incredible designers and talented photographers involved. Lucreziaās intimate glaze elegantly explores the delicate balance between ethereal and bold that so well defines this ephemeral moment of my life. PHOTOGRAPHER @lucreziaganazzoli STYLIST @simonrutigliano MAKE UP ARTIST @bianca__marzocchi @circustudiosLikes : 204978
205K Likes – Bianca Balti Instagram
Caption : Turning Heads. 01 When I was diagnosed with cancer, I somehow knew that I would make it through, but I worried a lot about not being able to provide for my family anymore. My professional worth has always been intrinsic to my looks, and with a long scar drawing down my stomach and no hair, I donāt embody the model stereotype rn. Being forced into bedrest made me also realize that I heavily associate my self-esteem with productivity (IYKYK). Long story short, I called up my incredible team and voiced my need to feel ānormalā again through work. They listened and enthusiastically embraced this project. āTurning Headsā is a labor of love that means so much to me. It expresses the support of not only my established team coordinated by my amazing manager @martinagrbgnt, but also the incredible designers and talented photographers involved. Lucreziaās intimate glaze elegantly explores the delicate balance between ethereal and bold that so well defines this ephemeral moment of my life. PHOTOGRAPHER @lucreziaganazzoli STYLIST @simonrutigliano MAKE UP ARTIST @bianca__marzocchi @circustudiosLikes : 204978
205K Likes – Bianca Balti Instagram
Caption : Turning Heads. 01 When I was diagnosed with cancer, I somehow knew that I would make it through, but I worried a lot about not being able to provide for my family anymore. My professional worth has always been intrinsic to my looks, and with a long scar drawing down my stomach and no hair, I donāt embody the model stereotype rn. Being forced into bedrest made me also realize that I heavily associate my self-esteem with productivity (IYKYK). Long story short, I called up my incredible team and voiced my need to feel ānormalā again through work. They listened and enthusiastically embraced this project. āTurning Headsā is a labor of love that means so much to me. It expresses the support of not only my established team coordinated by my amazing manager @martinagrbgnt, but also the incredible designers and talented photographers involved. Lucreziaās intimate glaze elegantly explores the delicate balance between ethereal and bold that so well defines this ephemeral moment of my life. PHOTOGRAPHER @lucreziaganazzoli STYLIST @simonrutigliano MAKE UP ARTIST @bianca__marzocchi @circustudiosLikes : 204978
205K Likes – Bianca Balti Instagram
Caption : Turning Heads. 01 When I was diagnosed with cancer, I somehow knew that I would make it through, but I worried a lot about not being able to provide for my family anymore. My professional worth has always been intrinsic to my looks, and with a long scar drawing down my stomach and no hair, I donāt embody the model stereotype rn. Being forced into bedrest made me also realize that I heavily associate my self-esteem with productivity (IYKYK). Long story short, I called up my incredible team and voiced my need to feel ānormalā again through work. They listened and enthusiastically embraced this project. āTurning Headsā is a labor of love that means so much to me. It expresses the support of not only my established team coordinated by my amazing manager @martinagrbgnt, but also the incredible designers and talented photographers involved. Lucreziaās intimate glaze elegantly explores the delicate balance between ethereal and bold that so well defines this ephemeral moment of my life. PHOTOGRAPHER @lucreziaganazzoli STYLIST @simonrutigliano MAKE UP ARTIST @bianca__marzocchi @circustudiosLikes : 204978
205K Likes – Bianca Balti Instagram
Caption : Turning Heads. 01 When I was diagnosed with cancer, I somehow knew that I would make it through, but I worried a lot about not being able to provide for my family anymore. My professional worth has always been intrinsic to my looks, and with a long scar drawing down my stomach and no hair, I donāt embody the model stereotype rn. Being forced into bedrest made me also realize that I heavily associate my self-esteem with productivity (IYKYK). Long story short, I called up my incredible team and voiced my need to feel ānormalā again through work. They listened and enthusiastically embraced this project. āTurning Headsā is a labor of love that means so much to me. It expresses the support of not only my established team coordinated by my amazing manager @martinagrbgnt, but also the incredible designers and talented photographers involved. Lucreziaās intimate glaze elegantly explores the delicate balance between ethereal and bold that so well defines this ephemeral moment of my life. PHOTOGRAPHER @lucreziaganazzoli STYLIST @simonrutigliano MAKE UP ARTIST @bianca__marzocchi @circustudiosLikes : 204978
205K Likes – Bianca Balti Instagram
Caption : Turning Heads. 01 When I was diagnosed with cancer, I somehow knew that I would make it through, but I worried a lot about not being able to provide for my family anymore. My professional worth has always been intrinsic to my looks, and with a long scar drawing down my stomach and no hair, I donāt embody the model stereotype rn. Being forced into bedrest made me also realize that I heavily associate my self-esteem with productivity (IYKYK). Long story short, I called up my incredible team and voiced my need to feel ānormalā again through work. They listened and enthusiastically embraced this project. āTurning Headsā is a labor of love that means so much to me. It expresses the support of not only my established team coordinated by my amazing manager @martinagrbgnt, but also the incredible designers and talented photographers involved. Lucreziaās intimate glaze elegantly explores the delicate balance between ethereal and bold that so well defines this ephemeral moment of my life. PHOTOGRAPHER @lucreziaganazzoli STYLIST @simonrutigliano MAKE UP ARTIST @bianca__marzocchi @circustudiosLikes : 204978
205K Likes – Bianca Balti Instagram
Caption : Turning Heads. 01 When I was diagnosed with cancer, I somehow knew that I would make it through, but I worried a lot about not being able to provide for my family anymore. My professional worth has always been intrinsic to my looks, and with a long scar drawing down my stomach and no hair, I donāt embody the model stereotype rn. Being forced into bedrest made me also realize that I heavily associate my self-esteem with productivity (IYKYK). Long story short, I called up my incredible team and voiced my need to feel ānormalā again through work. They listened and enthusiastically embraced this project. āTurning Headsā is a labor of love that means so much to me. It expresses the support of not only my established team coordinated by my amazing manager @martinagrbgnt, but also the incredible designers and talented photographers involved. Lucreziaās intimate glaze elegantly explores the delicate balance between ethereal and bold that so well defines this ephemeral moment of my life. PHOTOGRAPHER @lucreziaganazzoli STYLIST @simonrutigliano MAKE UP ARTIST @bianca__marzocchi @circustudiosLikes : 204978
197.1K Likes – Bianca Balti Instagram
Caption : The craziest month of my life š Crazy good (not crazy bad). As good as only the first month after chemotherapy might feel. My hair are growing back and life is giving š«¶š¼Likes : 197138
197.1K Likes – Bianca Balti Instagram
Caption : The craziest month of my life š Crazy good (not crazy bad). As good as only the first month after chemotherapy might feel. My hair are growing back and life is giving š«¶š¼Likes : 197138
197.1K Likes – Bianca Balti Instagram
Caption : The craziest month of my life š Crazy good (not crazy bad). As good as only the first month after chemotherapy might feel. My hair are growing back and life is giving š«¶š¼Likes : 197138
197.1K Likes – Bianca Balti Instagram
Caption : The craziest month of my life š Crazy good (not crazy bad). As good as only the first month after chemotherapy might feel. My hair are growing back and life is giving š«¶š¼Likes : 197138
197.1K Likes – Bianca Balti Instagram
Caption : The craziest month of my life š Crazy good (not crazy bad). As good as only the first month after chemotherapy might feel. My hair are growing back and life is giving š«¶š¼Likes : 197138
197.1K Likes – Bianca Balti Instagram
Caption : The craziest month of my life š Crazy good (not crazy bad). As good as only the first month after chemotherapy might feel. My hair are growing back and life is giving š«¶š¼Likes : 197138
197.1K Likes – Bianca Balti Instagram
Caption : The craziest month of my life š Crazy good (not crazy bad). As good as only the first month after chemotherapy might feel. My hair are growing back and life is giving š«¶š¼Likes : 197138
197.1K Likes – Bianca Balti Instagram
Caption : The craziest month of my life š Crazy good (not crazy bad). As good as only the first month after chemotherapy might feel. My hair are growing back and life is giving š«¶š¼Likes : 197138
197.1K Likes – Bianca Balti Instagram
Caption : The craziest month of my life š Crazy good (not crazy bad). As good as only the first month after chemotherapy might feel. My hair are growing back and life is giving š«¶š¼Likes : 197138
197.1K Likes – Bianca Balti Instagram
Caption : The craziest month of my life š Crazy good (not crazy bad). As good as only the first month after chemotherapy might feel. My hair are growing back and life is giving š«¶š¼Likes : 197138
197.1K Likes – Bianca Balti Instagram
Caption : The craziest month of my life š Crazy good (not crazy bad). As good as only the first month after chemotherapy might feel. My hair are growing back and life is giving š«¶š¼Likes : 197138
197.1K Likes – Bianca Balti Instagram
Caption : The craziest month of my life š Crazy good (not crazy bad). As good as only the first month after chemotherapy might feel. My hair are growing back and life is giving š«¶š¼Likes : 197138
197.1K Likes – Bianca Balti Instagram
Caption : The craziest month of my life š Crazy good (not crazy bad). As good as only the first month after chemotherapy might feel. My hair are growing back and life is giving š«¶š¼Likes : 197138
197.1K Likes – Bianca Balti Instagram
Caption : The craziest month of my life š Crazy good (not crazy bad). As good as only the first month after chemotherapy might feel. My hair are growing back and life is giving š«¶š¼Likes : 197138
197.1K Likes – Bianca Balti Instagram
Caption : The craziest month of my life š Crazy good (not crazy bad). As good as only the first month after chemotherapy might feel. My hair are growing back and life is giving š«¶š¼Likes : 197138
197.1K Likes – Bianca Balti Instagram
Caption : The craziest month of my life š Crazy good (not crazy bad). As good as only the first month after chemotherapy might feel. My hair are growing back and life is giving š«¶š¼Likes : 197138
197.1K Likes – Bianca Balti Instagram
Caption : The craziest month of my life š Crazy good (not crazy bad). As good as only the first month after chemotherapy might feel. My hair are growing back and life is giving š«¶š¼Likes : 197138
197.1K Likes – Bianca Balti Instagram
Caption : The craziest month of my life š Crazy good (not crazy bad). As good as only the first month after chemotherapy might feel. My hair are growing back and life is giving š«¶š¼Likes : 197138
197.1K Likes – Bianca Balti Instagram
Caption : The craziest month of my life š Crazy good (not crazy bad). As good as only the first month after chemotherapy might feel. My hair are growing back and life is giving š«¶š¼Likes : 197138
197.1K Likes – Bianca Balti Instagram
Caption : The craziest month of my life š Crazy good (not crazy bad). As good as only the first month after chemotherapy might feel. My hair are growing back and life is giving š«¶š¼Likes : 197138
171.5K Likes – Bianca Balti Instagram
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171.5K Likes – Bianca Balti Instagram
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