Jackson revealed this month that her cancer had returned.
“Whether I die at 65, 70 or 75, what’s the difference?”
“I’m so blessed to have had a long life and a wonderful life.”
Victoria Jackson opens up about cancer.Terry Wyatt/Getty
She also explained her reaction.
Are you scared?'"
“And I thought, ‘Well, I’m not sad.
… Why am I not sad?’
Because I don’t miss anything in their childhoods.
I video every day of my daughter’s lives.
Jackson approached the news with logic.
“I was like, ‘Oh, okay.
Well,thatmakes sense.’
How can you catch every molecule?”
“I’m not good in science or math, but I expected it could come back.
I kind of forgot about it for nine years.
I forgot I had cancer.”
That meant simply being on TV for her professionally.
Personally, her goals were to have children and travel to Paris.
Married to Paul Wessel since 1992, Jackson is the mother of adult daughters Scarlet and Aubrey.
Radiation therapy is a back-up plan.
But are “giving me a magic pill,” meant to “shrink” the “marble.”
