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[SantaC]

Was told to have 2 years left back in 2020 but are now doing better.

https://www.tmz.com/2023/05/10/dolph-lundgren-cancer-battle-8-years/

 

[AlteredForms]

Dolph battling his cancer like:

 

[ÆMNE22A!C]

Sad. Grew up with him

 

[Artoris]

If he dies, he dies

but seriously it would be sad to see him go

 

[Blade2.0]

Dang, well he made it longer than 2.

 

[AJUMP23]

He is the best. Smartest guy on set I'm sure.

 

[GeekyDad]

Yeesh, was reading the article, and seems it's spread all over his body. It's gotta be his health regimen that's sustained him because that sure sounds like some invasive cancer.

 

[Burning Blade]

Damn not He-Man! Hope he breaks cancer.

 

[mansoor1980]

If he dies, he dies

but seriously it would be sad to see him go

i laughed at this , i shouldnt have but i did

 

[phaedrus]

If he dies, he dies

i laughed at this , i shouldnt have but i did

 

[Hawking Radiation]

Just seen a Rocky V clip on my youtube feed today. I love this guy.

Cancer is a mutherf***ker

 

[Hawking Radiation]

Dolph battling his cancer like:

Haha this is perfect.

 

[Celcius]

I hope he beats it. He's a very cool dude.

 

[Zuo]

So he beat his cancer with the help of "medication"...but they can't be bothered telling us what he used?

 

[John Marston]

If he dies, he dies

but seriously it would be sad to see him go

I believe my sense of humor and my positive outlook helped when I was battling colon cancer 5 years ago.
Could be a placebo I don't care my doctors all agreed.

There is so much taboo around cancer I found myself consoling disraught friends instead of the opposite

We can have a laugh at cancer it's ok.
Anything that helps weakening that piece of shit intruder is all good.

I also walked by Dolph in NY back in 1997 and he's a tall glass of water

 

[GeekyDad]

So he beat his cancer with the help of "medication"...but they can't be bothered telling us what he used?

If I were a betting man, I'd say that was just big pharma jumping in to say, "And don't forget about the role our medications played." After over a hundred thousand dollars worth (the bulk of that for a surgical biopsy, so they could tell me I was fucked) of treatments for brain cancer, all I can say is it's the same old treatments they've been utilizing for decades -- chemotherapy and radiation. Nothing new, at least not for me. I think the things that have been sustaining me are diet and exercise.

If they find a cure for my wife, that would be more valuable to me. She's a hundred times more deadly than cancer.