Actress Farrah Fawcett’s very public battle with anal cancer was chronicled in painful detail in her recently aired NBC documentary “Farrah’s Story”. But, despite earlier predictions, the actress is still alive, but just barely. She is currently making a sequel with the help of her friend Alana Stewart, who also helped film and produce “Farrah’s Story”.
NBC executives announced that they are considering buying this as yet untitled sequel. According to the New York Post, Fawcett’s family members claim there is already enough filmed material to put together a sequel now.
Fawcett’s only son, Redmond, reported that she has dwindled to 86 pounds. In many painful interviews with NBC affiliates around the nation, long-time partner Ryan O’Neal has informed the press continually that there has been no change in Fawcett’s condition. O’Neal reported to the press that Fawcett has watched “Farrah’s Story” as it was being broadcasted to the nation. He reported that she had a very low pulse before the broadcast, but that it steadily rose throughout the show.
Fawcett was diagnosed with anal cancer in 2006. After an initial treatment in Germany appeared successful, it was then discovered that the cancer had spread to her liver. It is unoperable.
In a May 15 interview with Philadelphia’s NBC affiliate Stewart commented that “Farrah hasn’t given up and neither should we.”
“You mean me?” O’Neal shot back good-naturedly. He also said that he hoped to officially marry Fawcett soon.
Farah I am so happy you have someone who has a positive attitude as do you, many of us are praying fot you “Sweet Angel” and we do believe in miracles! Never give up, and don’t stop believing! I pray you are surrounded with love, and Ryan please stop telling people how poor her health is, don’t you think these things get back to her, I am sure it hurts her deeply to hear you of all people have given her up already! Thank-you Alana for sticking to being the awesome person and terriffic friend we all know you are! I am so glad she has you and I am sure her dad is too! I pray fot you Farah, I hope and pray God touches you soon and you receive your miracle, sweet “Angel”! You are so loved, admired and we all wish you a cancer free life!
Farrah, I watched your program “Farrah’s Story”. Thank You! I was inspired and hurting for all the pain you have and are going through. What a life we have to suffer in. You are a sweetheart and a angel. Keep fighting! God will keep you always by His side, even when you don’t think he’s there. Love, Katy xo
Farrah, your story has touched me profoundly. I am in awe of the courage you have shown. My thoughts and prayers are with you. You are obviously kind hearted and for real, much more than just an image on a screen. Thank you for sharing your struggle, I think you have reached many, many hearts.
God speed
Linda