Olivia Mun is becoming clear about the realities of postpartum life.
The star of 44 -year -old hunters opened his first pregnancy, arrival of her daughter through surrogate and fighting for her life against breast cancer in a new interview.
In ten months, Munn had five surgery during treatment of cancer. However, she was struggling with her health before her diagnosis.
Munn said that his postpartum concern began about a month after the birth of his son Malcolm of November 2021, which is now three.
Munn told, “My eyes are open at 4 am Self“It was when you watch a horror film – the worst, horror horror film that you can think – how my body felt.”
“I would sometimes have to hold John’s arm from the room to the room. It was physical, almost as I sprained my knee,” he said, saying that it was “felt like the end of the world.”
Your friend and neighbor The star felt that she was “falling from a rock” but was not telling anyone. “It was more difficult than going through cancer,” he said.
Munn believes that anxiety was inspired by inability to produce breast milk.
“When you stop breastfeeding immediately, your hormones fall, and postpartum can come like a tornado. And I did not see anyone from it and I did not tell anyone about that,” he said.
Then 2023 breast cancer was diagnosed, which Mun shared publicly in March 2024. His treatment included a double mastectomy, partial hysterctomy and oopractomy. “Aggressive” approach, as he describes it SelfHe was sent to surgical menopause. It remains on the drug that suppresses estrogen and other hormones to prevent or slow down the growth of cancer cells.
“I thought there was a hand on a door with a monster at a door, and I was holding it there all the time … just in any second, it’s going to burst,” Munn said. Eventually, Munn accepted her husband, John Mulini and sought help. “We tried two more medicines and now we are on one who is working thankful,” Munn said.
After his diagnosis, Munn found a surrogate to carry his daughter, Mei, which is now 6 months.
Munn said, “It was disastrous for me that I was not able to take (Méi). I loved taking my son.” “It makes me emotional – this is your child, and the child is somewhere else in the world,” he said about surrogacy.
Fortunately, he got a surrogate, which fulfilled his simple request: “Above all, I just wanted to be kind to him.”
