Jane Fonda, 84, says she is not afraid of dying and is 'ready,' adding she has had a 'great life'

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Jane Fonda said at age 84, she knows she does not have much time left in her life and feels she is 'ready' to go.The Grace And Frankie actress told Entertainment Tonight that she is just being 'realistic' about her future as she has more time behind her than ahead of her and she is 'not going to be around much longer.'But the mother of three - who is a two-time Oscar winner and an environmental activist - said she thinks she has had a 'great life.' Don't leave us Jane!

Jane Fonda said at age 84, she knows she does not have much time left in her life and feels she is 'ready' to go. Seen in late October in Beverly Hills The movie that made her a sex symbol: It has been almost 60 years since she became a household name with the scifi film Barbarella from 1968'When you get to be my age you better be aware of the amount of time that is behind of you as opposed to in front of you, I mean that is just realistic,' the actress - whose father is Grapes Of Wrath actor Henry Fonda - said in a video with ET.'I'm not afraid of going, I'm ready, I've had a great life.' Fonda added that she is not looking forward to passing but she knows it looms: 'Not that I want to go, but I’m aware that it’s going to be sooner rather than later.'In September, Fonda revealed she had been diagnosed with Non-Hodgkin’s Lymphoma.Non-Hodgkin’s Lymphoma is a type of cancer that begins in the lymphatic system, a part of the body’s immune system dedicated to fighting germs.

The Hollywood legend believes 'it takes a long time to become young', quoting the painter Picasso, and says it doesn't have anything to do with the way one looks. (Pictured in the 1960s) A hit in middle age: Jane then touched on how aging doesn't have to be scary, adding that she wants to.