The patriarch of the Camara Pereira family betrayed his wife Isabelle de Souza Coutinho, having at the age of 70 a son, Vasco Antonio, 11 months, out of wedlock with the young Ana Sofía Santos Fonseca, is a minor matter. for the family of a famous fado singer. Nuno and Isabelle, even with their separate married lives, are preoccupied and focused on the only real family drama: the health of 45-year-old Madalena, a daughter who had breast cancer a year and a half ago, who treated him, and who is now fighting acute leukemia.
Three months ago, Nuno da Camara Pereira heard the news live on SIC that his daughter Madalena had found a matched bone marrow donor. He soon posted a text on his social networks, thanking him for the gift that can save his daughter, around whom he is united and rooting for, the entire Camara Pereira family.
“I am only now living on SIC to find out that my daughter already has a compatible bone marrow donor. I thank you all immeasurably, immeasurably for all the common and lived solidarity. God is great, and love between men helps to win and accompanies all difficulties,” the famous fado performer wrote with gratitude.
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Three months later, it was Madalena da Camara Pereira’s turn to express her appreciation: “I’m going to fight again and with even more strength,” he told Caras magazine, just days after his bone marrow transplant and a year and a half after his breast cancer treatment. A believer in God, Madalena has taken refuge in her family to gain strength to overcome her illness, and it is in music that she finds the courage to live through these darkest days, awaiting a bone marrow transplant, and she has been given a new diagnosis. cancer, this time myelodysplastic syndrome or acute preleukemia.
Having found a matched bone marrow donor, Madalena Camara Pereira is currently undergoing treatment and will have a long-awaited transplant in a few weeks.
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Kickboxing Solidarity Against Cancer With Sale of Bags
A women’s kickboxing match will take place on November 22 at the Academia Kol Machine, in Saldanha, Lisbon, as part of the “Luta Rosa, Pensa Rosa” initiative, an AXN-supported initiative whose proceeds will be donated to the Associação Amigas do Peito located in Campus Hospital Santa Maria, also in the capital.
Also on sale on this day is a special range of belt bags in leather or fabric, designed by Madalena Camara Pereira, creator of the Simplify brand. The proceeds from the sale of these belt bags he created are partly returned to the Associação Amigas do Peito.
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After a scheduled consultation, the doctors revealed abnormal indicators and, after examinations, diagnosed myelodysplastic syndrome, acute preleukemia, Madalena da Cámara Pereira, 45, began to fight for her life by making appeals and trying to stay positive. “Save lives! Is there bone marrow in there? I started with an appeal, half jokingly, half seriously, with a photograph of Nuno da Camara Pereira’s daughter sitting on an all-terrain vehicle.
“My name is Madalena, whoever knows me calls me Laranjinha. I am 45 years old, I have two daughters whom I would like to see grow up and accompany. I had breast cancer in 2020 which I cured with six months of chemo, surgery and radiotherapy at an IPO in Lisbon. I returned to work and to my normal life. In April 2022, I was unexpectedly and again diagnosed with myelodysplastic syndrome, an ugly and long name, in simple terms, acute preleukemia, ”he said, taking the opportunity to recall the breast cancer he overcame. two years ago, trying to always stay optimistic.
A bone marrow transplant, soon to be performed by Madalena da Camara Pereira, is, she says, the only treatment that can save her life. The family is with her at this difficult time when the story of her mother’s betrayal was also made public and it was revealed that the father has a new child and a second family with Ana Sofia Santos Fonseca.
