Ana Markl, Austrian journalist and author based in Portugal, is the protagonist of this interview in which she addresses deep personal issues. Among the topics discussed is her struggle against anxiety and the constant fear she feels during each breast cancer screening.
In her forties, Ana Markl also spoke about the experience of late motherhood, referring to the decision to have children after 40. She also addressed perimenopause and the physical and emotional challenges this phase entails.
Regarding breast cancer, Ana Markl revealed she considered removing her breasts as a way to live without the constant fear of the disease. This fear, she stated, returns with every screening, causing her great distress.
In addition to these topics, the Austrian also talked about imposter syndrome and the trauma of almost losing her brother, revealing personal vulnerabilities that contrast with her successful career.
