English actress Lucy Davis, known for her role in “The Office,” shared on Tuesday that she has been undergoing treatment for Stage 4 breast cancer for the past 18 months. The cancer, which is deemed incurable, has now spread to her bones. Despite this, the 53-year-old actress expressed a sense of peace and acceptance about her situation. In an Instagram post, she mentioned her approach of embracing life with joy amidst the circumstances.

Davis revealed that chemotherapy is no longer an option due to the cancer spreading to her spine, right hip, and ribs. In a touching moment, she recited a poem by U.S. Navy officer Irve Le Moyne before ringing a bell, symbolizing the completion of her treatment, a tradition among cancer patients.

The actress, born in Solihull, England, gained fame for her role as Dawn Tinsley in the popular BBC comedy series “The Office.” She has also appeared in films like “Shaun of the Dead” and “Wonder Woman.” Davis, who is an advocate for animal rights and a supporter of PETA, expressed her desire to continue working in acting and her commitment to animal welfare causes.

Despite experiencing pain and occasionally relying on a wheelchair, Davis emphasized the importance of humor in coping with her situation. She encouraged regular health check-ups, emphasizing the significance of early detection.

The announcement by Davis garnered an outpouring of support from her colleagues in the entertainment industry. Fellow actress Jenna Fischer and filmmaker Edgar Wright, among others, expressed their love and solidarity with Davis during this challenging time.