Jane Fonda, a true icon of the entertainment industry, has had a long and illustrious career. Now at the age of 85, she may be in the twilight of her time in the limelight, but she continues to work and inspire others. Despite her advanced age and health scares, Fonda wants to make it clear that she is not afraid of death.

Having spent almost her entire life in the public eye, Fonda recognizes the importance of using her platform to advocate for important causes. In a recent interview, the star of “Grace and Frankie” expressed her fearless attitude towards death, acknowledging that she will be leaving this world sooner rather than later.

Last year, Fonda revealed that she had been diagnosed with Non-Hodgkin lymphoma, a type of cancer. However, she remained positive and reassured her fans that this form of cancer is highly treatable, with an 80% survival rate. She also expressed gratitude for having access to quality healthcare and lamented the fact that not everyone has the same privilege.

Fortunately, Fonda responded well to her chemotherapy treatment and received the news that her cancer is in remission. In a December post on her website, she expressed her gratitude for the positive outcome.

But beyond her triumph over cancer, Fonda has a unique perspective on death. She considers it an adventure and is unafraid of what lies beyond. However, she does have one fear: living a life filled with regrets. Fonda wishes she could have been a different kind of mother to her children when they were younger, acknowledging that she didn’t know how to navigate that aspect of her life.

As Jane Fonda approaches the later years of her life, there is no doubt that she has left an indelible mark on the world. Her talent, intelligence, and passion for important causes have made her a beloved figure. It’s hard to imagine a world without her presence.

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