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Look: Mindy Cohn details cancer battle in Instagram post
Cohn said she is recouping for a few weeks after thanking hospital staff, family and friends for support during her second cancer battle.
- On Sunday, actress Mindy Cohn revealed on Instagram that she is battling cancer for a second time, sharing a photo from her hospital bed in Santa Monica.
- Cohn expressed gratitude to Providence Saint John hospital staff and her oncologist Dr. Anton Bilchik, while crediting close friends Tara Karsian, Gregory Zarian, and John Stewart as her advocates.
- Best known for playing Natalie Green on The Facts of Life, Cohn recently starred as Ann Holiday on the Apple series Palm Royale.
- Fellow entertainers including Sarah Paulson, Octavia Spencer, and Chelsea Handler posted well wishes in the comments section as Cohn recovers.
- This diagnosis follows a five-year battle with breast cancer Cohn revealed in 2017, when she told People she kept the secret to maintain her optimism.
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'Facts of Life' star reveals cancer battle after social media hiatus – Democratic Accent
Mindy Cohn is out of the hospital and recovering after fighting a secret cancer battle. The “Facts of Life” actress returned to Instagram Sunday with gratitude for life and a message to her followers. “Have been off social media for awhile ‘ cuz I had to go kick cancer’s a–,” Cohn shared online. AMANDA PEET SAYS PARENTS COMPARED HER ACTING DREAMS TO BEING A ‘HOOKER’ The “Palm Royale” star rested in a hospital bed and hoisted a thumbs up in an im…
“Facts of Life” star Mindy Cohn reveals cancer has returned nearly a decade since last battle
Cohn noted that she's currently "recouping for another couple of weeks" after she "had to go kick cancer's ass."Mindy Cohen in Beverly Hills, Calif., on March 5Credit: Vivien Killilea/GettyKey PointsFacts of Life star Mindy Cohn says she's battling cancer again."Have been off social media for awhile 'cuz I had to go kick cancer's ass," she wrote on Instagram on Sunday. Cohn opened up about her first, years-long battle with the disease in 2017, f…
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