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[chrystaltree]

That's what I call a love story.  It's quite an amazing story and she does look wonderful for a woman who was so ill for so long and is almost 80.  

[Trinity11]

I applaud Tina for sharing that the homeopathic methods she was using for hypertension did not work. Essential hypertension is nothing to fool around with. So called natural methods don't always work and that's where conventional medicine has its place. 

I am am so happy to read that her husband gave her a kidney. May she have many more years to enjoy her new found good health.

[Pearlee]

What's age got to do with it, do with it....?     

[GenXmuse]

Beautiful lady! I’m so happy for her. Her wedding photos are stunning and that dress!!  ❤️

[SeaMaiden]

What a beautiful story....with difficult moments along with all the happy times... she has gone through a lot!   I  knew nothing about her. Thank you for sharing 🙂

[goldensrbest]

She is in great shape.

[MorningLover]

In “Tina Turner: My Love Story,” the Legend, 78, chronicles her second chance at love after a physically abusive relationship with her former husband and musical collaborator, Ike Turner, and how the love from that second marriage has sustained her through numerous health issues in recent years. 

“I lived through a hellish marriage that almost destroyed me, but I went on.".

Turner and Bach first met in 1985, and finally tied the knot in 2013. He is 16 years her junior. 

[Diva on The Q]

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@Pearlee wrote:

What's age got to do with it, do with it....?     

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Cute!!! 

[Jtdmum]

Such a great talent.  

[sidsmom]

Out of curiosity & wanting to know more about her stroke & cancer,

I turned to Google.

I found nothing about her cancer back in 2014-2015 and

in the article in the OP, it was barely mentioned.

As for the stroke, her representatives at the time claimed it was a false

report. So much that Oprah tweeted saying it was false, as well.

I could see Tina wanting to keep this a secret but having Oprah tweet

out a false story is unusual.  I would think w/ her memoir, she would

be more forthcoming to say ‘at the time I didn’t want everyone to

know so I had my good friend, Oprah, to back my story...’ or 

something like that.

Seems odd w/ her memoir there’s this looooong, detailed love story

then,

I-had-a-stroke-then-cancer-then-thought-about-planned-suicide

then

a looooong, detailed story about going off her blood pressure meds.

I’m not saying, I’m just saying...something’s not adding up.