Elle Macpherson opened up for the first time about being diagnosed with breast cancer and revealed why she refused chemotherapy
The Australian supermodel, 60, revealed to Australia’s Women’s Weekly magazine in an interview published on Monday, September 2, that she was diagnosed with the disease after undergoing a lumpectomy seven years ago.
Instead, the model and actress decided on “an intuitive, heart-led, holistic approach” after praying and meditating on a beach in Miami. In her new memoir, Elle, Macpherson wrote further about her decision to treat the cancer holistically. “Sometimes an authentic choice from the heart makes no sense to others … but it doesn’t have to,” she added. 'People thought I was crazy but I knew I had to make a choice that truly resonated with me. To me, that meant addressing emotional as well as physical factors associated with breast cancer. It was time for deep, inner reflection. And that took courage.”
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