Tom Hanks, the beloved Hollywood superstar, has captured the hearts of millions with his on-screen talent and off-screen kindness. But behind his glamorous success lies a silent battle that he has been fighting for years.
From his humble beginnings to his rise as a cultural icon, Tom Hanks has stayed grounded and true to his values. Growing up in a broken home and constantly moving, he found solace in humor and used it to navigate the challenges of his nomadic childhood.
His journey to stardom began with small roles, but it was his breakthrough in the fantasy romantic comedy Splash that grabbed the attention of critics and audiences alike. And it was just the beginning of a remarkable career that would bring him two Academy Awards and Golden Globes for his unforgettable performances in Philadelphia and Forrest Gump.
Throughout his success, Tom Hanks has remained a devoted family man. Despite his first marriage ending in divorce, he never stopped caring for his ex-wife, Samantha Lewes, and even paid for her medical bills when she was diagnosed with cancer. Tragically, she passed away in 2002, making Tom no stranger to the devastating effects of the disease.
But there’s another illness that has plagued Tom for years, one that isn’t immediately noticeable. In the early 1990s, he began experiencing symptoms that would later be diagnosed as type 2 diabetes. This chronic condition, characterized by high blood sugar levels, requires careful management and lifestyle changes.
With his usual humility, Tom Hanks admitted that his own lifestyle choices and family history contributed to his diabetes diagnosis. But he didn’t let it define him. Determined to take control of his health, he embarked on a journey to shed excess weight and regulate his blood sugar levels.
And it’s clear that his efforts have paid off. Tom Hanks, now 66 years old, looks fantastic and has slimmed down considerably. He credits his active lifestyle, which includes daily exercise like walking, hiking, or spending time with his dog, as crucial for managing his diabetes.
Type 2 diabetes is a serious condition that can lead to complications such as heart disease and stroke if left uncontrolled. But Tom Hanks is committed to making the necessary lifestyle adjustments to keep his diabetes in check.
Let’s applaud Tom Hanks for his resilience, both in his career and his health journey. Despite his enormous success, he has remained down-to-earth and committed to his loved ones. Help spread the word about his inspiring story and the importance of managing diabetes.
@tomhanks Married His High School #Sweetheart Samantha Lewes, With Whom He Had Two Kids, Although They Divorced After 9 years, Tom Still Cared For Her, So Much So, That After Lewes's #Cancer Diagnose, He Paid For All Her Medical Bills, But Sadly She Passed Away in 2002🙏 #Retweet pic.twitter.com/Ju0VzjHqWE
— Trading Blvd (@trading_blvd) April 21, 2019
Godspeed, Mr. Tom Hanks, a true Hollywood legend who continues to shine on and off the screen!
