Christina Lugner celebrates her secret 29th birthday - without Richard!

Christina Lugner celebrates her secret 29th birthday - without Richard!

Wien, Österreich - On June 2, 2025, Christina "Mausi" Lugner celebrates her 29th birthday. The only downside this year: the celebration takes place without its late ex-husband Richard Lugner, which is emotionally stressed. In a conversation, she said that Richard lacks every corners and corner and it hurts her to spend this special day without having him. A secret place was chosen for today's small celebration, revealing that she is not celebrating in Vienna, Tenerife or Lignano.

Although Christina has no problems getting older, she doesn't want to look old. Her birthday wishes are health, the man for life and a great circle of friends. On June 10th she plans a big birthday party in the Vienna beach café, where she is looking forward to numerous celebrities and friends.

health challenges

Christina Lugner, now 59 years old, has been struggling with an aggressive form of breast cancer for five years. The diagnosis of the disease came quickly: only five days passed from the discovery to the last operation. Christina kept her health situation secret for a long time and has been dependent on severe medication since then, but the stressful side effects such as sleep disorders, depression and hair loss bring.

At the moment she is in the hospital and her departure to the second home of Tenerife was postponed due to poor health values. For further investigations, including gastroscopy and a CT, it has to undergo a number of tests. The effects of their illness are not only physically noticeable, but also fights with psychological stress, which often occur in long -term survivors of cancer.

long -term consequences of cancer

In Germany, around 500,000 people develop cancer annually, and the survival rates in most tumor species have increased significantly thanks to improved early detection and treatment. However, long -term survivors often have to struggle with health restrictions. Average 20% to 50% of patients report fatigue, a stressful feeling of atypical tiredness that is not alleviated by calm.

The long -term psychological consequences, such as fear and depression, are also common problems. A study shows that about 82% of low relapse patients report in breast cancer patients, while 11% of moderate and 6% high level of recurrence feel. Decidental interventions are necessary to help these patients improve their quality of life and deal with the emotional challenges.

Christina Lugner is an example of the fights that many long -term survivors are confronted with. The concerns about one's own health and quality of life often come to the fore despite physical recovery, and the search for support is of central importance for many survivors. While she is celebrating her 29th year, the hope of health and joie de vivre remains essential for her and many others with similar challenges.

Further information about Christina Lugner's special holiday can be found in the reports of OE24 and Kleine Zeitung . There is also scientific knowledge about cancer and their effects on long -term survivors in an article on PMC