Actress Valerie Harper lives in the moment after cancer diagnosis

Actress Valerie Harper lives in the moment after cancer diagnosis

(CNN) -- Sitcom star Valerie Harper might not have much time left on Earth, but she is determined to live life to the fullest. "I just want folks to see me, that I'm OK, that I'm not suffering so far," said Harper, who was recently diagnosed with a

"I have an intention to live each moment fully," says the Emmy-winning star tells Savannah Guthrie of her brain cancer diagnosis.

Valerie Harper is putting on a brave face in her fight against terminal brain cancer. But she says she's not ready to leave her husband behind.

Valerie Harper got personal about her terminal cancer diagnosis during a visit to "The Doctors," which aired Monday morning. Throughout the episode, she smiled, laughed and kept a positive attitude as she spoke openly about her illness, showing great

Valerie Harper became famous playing the shoot-from-the-hip, loud-mouthed New Yorker, Rhoda Morgenstern, on the '70s hit “The Mary Tyler Moore Show,” and her own spinoff, “Rhoda.” Four decades later, and now facing a diagnosis of terminal brain