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In the weeks since the airing of the documentary “Farrah’s Story,” actress Farrah Fawcett has mounted another surge in her struggle against anal cancer. The documentary, which aired on NBC, depicted the emotional two year battle the actress has fought, and along with nearly nine million viewers, Fawcett herself tuned in and found strength in the story.

Since then, though Fawcett’s cancer is still in stage four and considered to be very serious, her vitals have rallied some, as friends, family, and fans support the former “Charlie’s Angels” star. Despite reports a few weeks ago that Fawcett could be nearing the end of her struggle, news now suggest that the actress is doing better, that her spirits are good and her health has marginally improved.

With the instant popularity and the powerful impact of the documentary, no one was surprised when Fawcett’s longtime partner, Ryan O’Neal, confirmed that filming was continuing and that the rest of Fawcett’s story would be told. However, according to reports today, the plans for the sequel are not nearly so definite, as O’Neal is now reportedly saying that there are no set plans to release a follow up documentary.

It is uncertain what will become of the remaining footage that has been taken of the actress, or if the filming is still going on for other reasons. Official word even denies that a second documentary was ever in the works, suggesting that the final portion of Fawcett’s struggle may go untold for quite some time.