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TikToker Dan Thy shared in a video that she has leukemia. |
TikToker Dan Thy recently posted a nearly 3-minute video on her personal page to announce that she has leukemia. Gone are the transformation videos and cheerful content she usually posts; this appearance by the TikToker surprised many followers as she opened up about her current health condition.
At the beginning of the video, Dan Thy stated that talking about her illness was "difficult to talk about" and "a little terrifying" for her. The TikToker, born in 2003, admitted that the shock of her illness came as a complete surprise, especially since she is at the prime of her life, a period she calls "the most brilliant time of her life."
In the video, Dan Thy also emotionally shared that she wanted to capture her current appearance before embarking on a long treatment journey, which could involve hair loss or changes in her appearance.
However, the 23-year-old girl insisted that the clip was not meant to complain or be pessimistic. According to her, she publicly revealed her illness for two reasons. Firstly, to inform everyone that in the near future, she will likely be unable to post videos regularly or continue her work as before. Secondly, she wanted her story to serve as a warning about the unhealthy lifestyles that many young people are prone to today.
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Dan Thy previously posted a video of herself dancing in a patient's gown at the Ho Chi Minh City Blood Transfusion and Hematology Hospital. |
Dan Thy recounted that for many years, her daily life had been almost completely disrupted by her work. There were days when she had to stay up until 6 or 7 in the morning, frequently took late-night showers, and barely drank any water. Instead, her daily routine consisted of bubble tea, matcha latte, and other sugary drinks.
"I drank 4-5 glasses a day continuously for 3 years. I almost never drank bottled water," she shared.
The female TikToker stated that she doesn't use stimulants, still considers herself young and healthy, and therefore isn't overly concerned about her health.
It was only when the incident occurred that she realized her body had been suffering for too long. Even so, Dan Thy says she will still try to fight the disease. If she has enough strength, she will continue to update everyone on her treatment journey.
Just a few hours after being posted, Dan Thy's video attracted over 400,000 interactions and tens of thousands of encouraging comments from followers and many famous faces on social media.
TikToker Huong Ly commented, "Everyone here, give her a hug!" Meanwhile, Tina Thao Thi encouraged the TikToker to try to stay optimistic because "good things will come." Content creator Vinh Thich An Ngon also encouraged her: " Keep going, little one. Stay strong and peaceful, everything will get better." In addition, MC Thanh Thanh Huyen also left a comment advising Dan Thy to try to overcome the current difficult period.
About a week earlier, Dan Thy had posted a video of herself dancing in a patient's gown at the Ho Chi Minh City Blood Transfusion and Hematology Hospital, leading many to question her health. Following this, the TikToker posted another image with the caption " I love my hair so much ." Many interpreted this as her way of expressing her concern about the possibility of losing her hair or shaving her head during her cancer treatment.
Dan Thy, whose real name is Pham Tuong Lan Thy, is one of the most influential TikTokers in the Gen Z community today. She is known for her diverse makeup and transformation skills, along with a series of videos that attract millions of views on social media.
The female TikToker first gained attention when she openly admitted to having plastic surgery at the age of 16 to improve her appearance and boost her confidence in her pursuit of a content creation career. Her candid sharing about her cosmetic procedures also earned her significant attention from the online community. Currently, Dan Thy's personal page boasts over 11 million followers and hundreds of millions of likes.
Source: https://znews.vn/tiktoker-dan-thy-bi-ung-thu-mau-post1652430.html
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