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The Struggle Against Cancer Changes Vidi Aldiano's View on Appearance

The Struggle Against Cancer Changes Vidi Aldiano's View on Appearance

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The Struggle Against Cancer Changes Vidi Aldiano's View on Appearance

The long struggle against kidney cancer has changed many things in Vidi Aldiano's life, including his view on physical appearance. Now, amidst a series of treatments he must undergo, Vidi has found a deeper philosophy.

For Vidi, compliments or comments about his physical changes, whether looking paler or thinner, are no longer the main focus. He approaches all of this with maturity and his characteristic touch of humor.

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Vidi's priorities have completely shifted now. If a perfect appearance used to be one of the important things, now health is the only thing that is truly valuable to him.

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This is reflected in a short yet meaningful sentence that seems to have become his life mantra at this point.

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"What’s clear is that glowing isn’t enough; what’s important is being healthy enough," he said when met in the Thamrin area, Central Jakarta, on Wednesday, (15/10/2025).

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This statement is not just words, but a conclusion from an extraordinary life journey. He no longer cares about the beauty or handsomeness standards that often weigh him down.

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When asked about his body looking thinner, he reiterated his new principle. For him, his current body condition is part of the healing process that he must accept.

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"No, this is part of the treatment process. But it's okay to be thin, what's important is being healthy," he asserted.

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In fact, Vidi admitted that he no longer monitors his weight. The number on the scale has lost its meaning, replaced by the awareness to continue maintaining his health as best as possible.

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"I don't know (how many kg I've lost), I don't check. What's important is just being healthy," he concluded.