There’s one person who’s probably more excited than most to see the new year roll in, and that’s Julia Louis-Dreyfus. 2018 wasn’t exactly a walk in the park for the beloved Veep star. Not only was she battling breast cancer, but she also faced the heart-wrenching loss of her half-sister, Emma, who tragically passed away at 44 after suffering a seizure on a camping trip. Now, Julia is opening up about how she managed to navigate what she calls the toughest year of her life. It’s a story of resilience, reflection, and finding strength in the face of adversity.
When asked about how her experiences have shaped her, Julia, now 57, told The New Yorker, “I have a different kind of view of my life now.” She went on to explain, “I’ve seen that edge that we’re all going to see at some point, and which, really, as a mortal person, you don’t allow yourself to consider, ever.” Her perspective has shifted, and when asked if her outlook has changed after everything she’s been through, she admitted, “I was a little more breezy before.”
Julia also opened up about her cancer journey and how she maintained her presence on social media throughout the ordeal. “There were people with long lenses trying to get pictures of me looking ill, and I think I kind of burst the bubble on a lot of it because of my social-media presence,” Julia revealed to the outlet. She admitted to feeling terrified during her battle but explained that she didn’t let herself succumb to fear or self-pity. “Don’t misunderstand: I was to — my — bones terrified,” Julia said. “But I didn’t let myself — except for a couple of moments — go to a really dark place. I didn’t allow it.”
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She likened her experience to riding a galloping horse with tight reins. “You know if you get on a horse and