Complications Illness, Fahmi Bo Expresses Longing to Work Again - Doctor Says This About Recovery Possibilities

Kapanlagi.com - Living alone in a very simple boarding house, actor Fahmi Bo expressed his desire to return to work in the acting world like before. Although he is still suffering from several illnesses such as diabetes and osteoporosis, Fahmi admitted he is still eager to recover and work again.

"I'm excited, man. I want to get well, I want to work, I miss it, I want to work. I'm a person who doesn't want to stay still; even if I'm not filming, I don't care, I can work elsewhere, I can be a driver, I can do any job," Fahmi Bo told KapanLagi on Thursday (19/06/2025).

Fahmi mentioned that he last filmed in 2022. At that time, he was already feeling pain in his legs during a scene pushing a cart.

"The last filming in 2022 was for Ojek Pengkulan. My legs were already hurting, you know. I was pushing (the cart) and it hurt. Then during filming, I didn’t want to stand, so I always argued with the assistant director. I wanted to sit because I couldn’t stand it anymore since I was already in pain," he added.

1. How to Heal

According to the doctor, surgery is the best way for recovery. However, Fahmi is not brave enough to undergo surgery due to financial constraints. In the meantime, Fahmi is seeking alternative treatments.

"Yes, if the leg doesn't take long, but for the joints, there is an alternative surgery, like joint replacement, but it's a bit scary, I'm also afraid, and the costs are confusing and everything, that's what the doctor said. So, basically just focus on therapy, just therapy. Take vitamins, take calcium," he said.

2. Possibility of Receiving Donations

When asked if there were donors willing to help him for the surgery, Fahmi said he would do it. Although the 52-year-old man does not deny that he still feels scared.

"Yes, maybe just check it out first, just look at it first, afraid something might happen after the surgery or anything, if there is a chance to heal, then why not try as long as I can walk," he concluded.

(kpl/aal/ums)