Juan Manuel Cortés Gives Details Of His Operation And His Recovery

2024 Author: Steven Freeman | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-17 08:15

Generous and optimistic as always, Juan Manuel Cortés spoke with People en Español from the hospital room where he is admitted. The Colombian journalist has just come out of a major operation after having a giant but benign tumor removed.

His strength, his faith, his positivity and his love of life keep him with that smile that illuminates many of our afternoons thanks to his collaboration in the Suelta la Sopa program. It was not easy but you had to face it and for it you had to prepare physically and mentally.

I started exercising, the doctor asked me to lose weight, because it is easier, I had to open my abdomen from above the navel to the bottom, a large opening, and if you have a lot of fat, it is more complicated. I lost ten pounds,”he explains with his voice wide awake and full of desire.

When the news was communicated to him, he knew that it had to be accepted, so there was nothing better than practicing the exercise of positive prayer and vibration. "Mentally I did it preparing my level of certainty that everything was perfect, doing many meditations, connections, my teachers praying for me, I felt super blessed", explains the communicator, who won the battle against cancer in 2015.

On this occasion, the tumor did not have any malignant activity but it is still so large that it must be analyzed to rule out that there is something negative. The size was such that it had to be broken into seven to extract it.

Meanwhile he does his part and follows the doctor's instructions. The good news is that he has already got up and has been able to stand up. Your mom's company and strength are being a great injection of energy.

“I started walking, it is a key part of the process. They had to move so much that it has to be accommodated, so walking is very important. The body has to get used to the new position and the tumor had also pushed the spleen to the right, it was pushing an aorta and the nerves, he explains.

His fighting spirit and his desire to move forward are such that he already thinks about the job, to which he hopes to return in two or three weeks, at most. There his companions await him with open arms to continue releasing the soup and have good times.

Since joining he has been very connected with his followers in networks. He wants to transmit strength and optimism to everyone, especially those who go through difficult health situations. Let nothing take away positive thinking. "Many times people say 'why me?', And I refuse those thoughts that keep me from reaching the goal," he explains convinced.

You have to fight for what you love and want, so the word surrender is not in your dictionary. There is no challenge that cannot be overcome with certainty and a positive mind, but that positive mind has to be real, because many people say that they are positive but at the same time they have sadness, worry, anxiety, guilt, anger, which are manifestations of the ego. All those negative feelings that we have in front of something the only thing that they do is to move away from the light and when you are certain you have to know that God wants the best for you”, he concludes.

With these words of encouragement and improvement we thank our colleague and wish a very speedy recovery to continue enjoying him in front of the cameras. Thank you for your example and your smile, dear Juan Manuel!