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Debbie Pfaff, 49, like her mother Carmen, 68, suffers from brittle bones, also known as osteoporosis. This forces her to try to live a cautious life, she says in an interview with the newspaper Het Laatste Nieuws.
“I know I break my bones easily”
Debbie, the daughter of former Belgian football goalkeeper Jean-Marie Pfaff, pays close attention to her health and tries to prevent falls. Because of her illness, her bones are less strong. “I know I break my bones easily, so I’m more likely to wear sneakers than high heels,” she explains.
When Debbie had surgery for a severe herniated disc in her neck two years ago, she couldn’t exercise for a long time. Now she’s doing everything she can to strengthen her muscles. “I hope I can stay healthy and happy for a long time,” she says.
Mother Carmen is doing better these days, after suffering a brain hemorrhage last year. Sam Gores He tells on latest news His mother-in-law is doing well. “What a strong woman, damn,” he says. “What she’s been through and how she’s handled it… congratulations.”
Not only is Carmen doing well under the circumstances, but everything is also going well with Father Jean-Marie Pfaff. “They are both mentally healthy,” Kelly adds to her husband. “And we hope it stays that way for a long time.”
