Scott Adams, a Caricaturist of Dilbert, who has turned into a right-wing social media commentator, has Stage 4 Prostate Cancer-the same aggressive diversity, which has just been declared by President Biden’s office.
Adams revealed his diagnosis on Monday morning, discussing Sunday’s Biden news “Real Coffee with Scott Adams”, his Daily Podcast.
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“A big story of the day. You may have heard that Joe Biden is suffering from prostate cancer, but this is not a good species. This is a bad species,” Adams said. “There is something you need to know about prostate cancer. If it is localized and it has not left your prostate, it is 100% healing. But if it leaves your prostate and spreads to other parts of your body, Joe Biden has it in your bones, it is 100% incurable.”
It turns out that Adams has the first knowledge of what Biden can expect when his disease progresses.
“Today, I decided I would take the opportunity to report my message,” he said about seven minutes later on Monday’s show. “Some of you have already guessed it, so it won’t surprise you at all, but I’m sick of Joe Biden of the same cancer. I also have prostate cancer that also spread to my bones, but I had it longer than he had. Well, longer than he confessed.
“So my life expectancy is perhaps this summer. I hope I someday check out this summer.”
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Adams has already offered his “respect and condolences to Biden and his family because he said,” They will survive a particularly difficult time. It is a terrible disease. It will become very painful. ” He said he chose Monday to reveal his own diagnosis because he hoped that Biden’s attention would attract the same internet for the same cancer.
Initially, he initially kept a mystery because he wanted life to be as normal as he could before he could, “just a dying cancer guy.”
It is impossible to do unfamiliar disputes on the Internet, Adams said he hoped to abuse the digital arena because, as they saw with a biden report, “people are really brutal. They are really bad.”
“People will say that is because I got Covid Shot. There are no signs that this makes the difference. People are going to say that this is something I brought myself. They will say that this is because I lived a bad life. Pfft. I don’t know, “Adams explained.” But people will be really, really scary. “
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He hoped that his “enemies”, in other words, the people who are Democrats, usually “will come” quite hard “after it, but said he was ready to deal with it.
But Adams said he was facing terrible pain. He has been using a walker for several months and seems to be planning to use the California Act, allowing physician suicides to patients.
“I was actually an activist when California was considering it,” he explained. “In California, when you reach the point where you really die, you are the final, is a very civilized process where you can get the juice you drink, so you fall asleep and then pass.
After finding out the explanation and describing the reasons why he kept the diagnosis from his listeners, Adams started the day’s news, including hire practices in Harvard and Chicago, and the “big, beautiful” budget account Republican defects pushes through Congress.
He was not cool with him – which sounded quite close to Normal Scott Adams.
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On Sunday, the former President Biden’s Office announced a statement saying, “President Joe Biden was seen last week for a new prostate nodule conclusions after experiencing increasing urine symptoms. On Friday he was diagnosed with prostate cancer with a Gleason score of 9 (grade 5 grade 5).”
He added: “Although this is a more aggressive form of the disease, cancer looks sensitive to hormones, which allows effective control. The president and his family review the treatment options with their doctors.”
Results have improved in recent decades and patients can expect four or five years to live with metastatic prostate cancer, Associated Press told Dr. Matthew Smith from Massachusetts General Brigham Cancer Center. “It is very cured, but incurable,” he said.
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This story initially appeared at the Los Angeles Times.