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Shatner and his daughter Melanie speak out in a new interview about their stage 4 cancer diagnoses, received a year apart, and how they're doing now.

Uploaded to YouTube by Good Morning America.

Article: https://www.goodmorningamerica.com/culture/story/william-shatner-daughter-open-surviving-stage-4-cancer-134961051

Spoilers:

  • Both were diagnosed with stage 4 cancer
  • Both have already had surgery
  • Both have made a complete recovery
  • Both have been in remission for years

This occurred in 2022 & 2023. They are both still alive because of recent breakthroughs in cancer treatment. If it had happened just years ago, they would have only been given months to live. All traces of cancer have been removed from their bodies despite it being found far-spread and metastasized in both of them. Bill required immediate surgery upon discovery, his daughter went through a period of time where she thought she was going to die.

Bill & Melanie also host a podcast called No Time But Now, centered around their shared experiences and survival stories. https://notimebutnow.com/

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[–] DrPop@lemmy.world 2 points 1 day ago

Stage 4 is no joke. My mother is battling it right now, Colon cancer. I look forward to the day where we discover a better treatment for cancer.