“It’s key to spot it early ’cause it’s treatable,” she wrapped up. “It’s rare but possible. Knowing it’s out there is half the battle. Sharing this isn’t to scare but to give you power. If it gets one person to act for their health, it was worth it.”
With her post was a pic of her holding her newborn in a hospital bed. (Gadot and Varsano, married since 2008, also have daughters Alma, 13, Maya, 7, and Daniella, 3.)
On her Instagram Story, Gadot said giving birth is “a miracle,” proof of our body and spirit’s strength. “But it also asks a lot, so we gotta care for ourselves like we do for others,” she added.
She’s reflecting on “my personal miracle” as she celebrates Hanukkah.
“My daughter Ori’s a daily reminder of toughness, hope, and inner strength,” she concluded. “My wish is we all find our light, see our own miracles, and look out for each other’s health.”