Alice Norin's Life Changes Drastically After Recovering From Sarkoma Cancer

Alice Norin (Instagram @alicenorin)

JAKARTA - Celebrity Alice Norin tells the latest news that she is sentenced to have uterine sarkoma cancer which is a rare type of cancer that is usually detected in the uterine muscles. He said that the sarkoma cancer had been successfully removed after undergoing surgery in Singapore, although he still had to return again for regular control every 3 months. Seeing that this serious illness can heal, the mother of two children feels very grateful and saved by God because she seems to be given a second chance in life. "Oops, I feel like I'm praying like that, I feel like I've had a lot of track records (sick) but I've always been annoyed. I've been big twice (sick) I feel this is God who has given me the opportunity," said Alice Norin in the BSD area, Tangerang, Saturday, May 11. Alice also becomes more self-care in her attitude and habit of complaining. Being able to feel the shower is now something she is grateful for. "So I really take care, continue from attitude or what, and a little bit of habit of complaining. I just want to take a shower, I'm grateful that I feel really good now," added Alice Norin. In addition, he also does new habits such as maintaining a lifestyle in consuming foods, especially drinks that contain sugar.

"Now it's routinely exercising, I keep drinking a lot of water, then I eat healthy foods. I don't have sugar, I used to be rich in ice coffee, I just used to drink it, but I used to be a little extreme at night when I needed a booster or what was the percent, so I continued to be sugar," said Alice Norin. He also reduces foods that are processed such as meatballs, sausages to nuggets and eat more vegetables to reduce sugar consumption. "Well, I have to limit the sugar and don't eat processed foods, if you can eat chicken, don't eat processed ones. Do not eat alcohol. I still eat it like a vegetable, if you want a whole chicken, just fried it. I cut the sugar very drastically, yes," he said.