Previously Diagnosed with Colon Cancer, Henky Solaiman Now Needs Emergency Assistance

Kapanlagi.com - At the beginning of 2020, senior actor Henky Solaiman made a shocking statement that he was retiring from the entertainment world. The reason was that he was diagnosed with colon cancer and needed to focus on intensive treatment.

And today, Wednesday (18/3), an unpleasant news came from Henky. From a tweet by a Twitter user, it was revealed that the star of the soap opera Dunia Terbalik is currently being treated at RS Sumber Waras and urgently needs assistance.

"URGENT. Hi friends. Currently, Mr. Henky Solaiman is fighting against colon cancer and being treated at the hospital. He has just undergone surgery and now URGENTLY needs blood type AB," wrote the user @bittentaco.

1. Is the Condition Critical?

Credit: Twitter/Bittentaco

The account did not explain the details of Henky's condition. However, from the announcement made, it can be concluded that the 78-year-old man is in critical condition.

"I'm sure you all know this figure. If anyone is willing, please help," he added briefly.

For those who are willing to help, please contact Mrs. Edmay (via WhatsApp) at 087777656515.

Until this news was published, KapanLagi.com is still trying to obtain further information regarding Henky Solaiman's condition. Stay tuned and let's pray for his swift recovery.

2. Initially Refused Surgery

Although he had to undergo intensive treatment, Henky initially admitted that he did not want to undergo surgery. The main reason is that he is currently seeking treatment through magnetic therapy.

"I refused surgery, I don't want chemotherapy. There is a therapy that I use, it's called magnetic therapy," said Henky as quoted from the cumicumi YouTube video, Wednesday (22/01/2020).

It's not without reason, apparently Henky Solaiman has his own opinion about the surgery he will undergo. According to Henky, after undergoing surgery, he would have to rely on a device to survive.

"Because if I have surgery, there's an 80 percent chance that I will have to use a 'bag' that cannot be reconnected and that's for life. That's not called living, if doctors hear this they might get angry," he concluded.

(kpl/gtr)