“Instead of obstacles, I started to focus a way to turn my fear into strength and learned how to be the creator of my own life rather than being a victim of the disease,” he said of a cough that lasted a year; he noted there was a 20 cm tumor in the right lung and metastatic lung cancer. Speaking to TEDx, Kjos said: “I love the intensity and the drive and feel strong, healthy and happy.
Discussing I started to focus his attempts to find out he had a terminal illness and was in intensive care. Kyos said he was utterly devastated and began to wonder if that was left of his life. But she decided to become stronger “after crying for days, weeks, some days, she didn’t even get out of bed.
He added that he decided that he “could continue on this dark and hopeless path that led to my inevitable death, or choose to live with less fear and darkness and more love and light while I am still here.” I decided to take the last option.”
He later shared how he started a strict health regimen of exercise, diet, sleep, and mental health care and began his “healing journey.”
“Mainly thanks to my strong will to live, I started to change from the inside out. I began to focus on opportunities; Instead of obstacles, I found ways to turn my fears into strengths. And learned how to be the creator of my own life rather than being a victim of the disease.
He urged people to ask themselves, “How are you living your life today? Would you change anything if you knew you had only a few months to live? If the answer was yes. What are you waiting for?