“About 2 million people worldwide receive this diagnosis every year, and I am one of them…”
walker Star James Van Der Beek has reportedly been diagnosed with colorectal cancer.
Colorectal cancer is a type of cancer that starts in the colon or rectum, which is part of the large intestine in the digestive system.
said the 47-year-old American actor. people He said he has been dealing with the diagnosis personally.
“I have personally dealt with this diagnosis and, with the support of my wonderful family, have taken steps towards resolution.
“There is reason for optimism and I feel good,” he said, as quoted by the magazine.
In a lengthy Instagram post on Monday, Van Der Beek said she wanted to raise awareness and share her story in her own way.
“However, when we were informed early this morning that the news would be published in the tabloids, those plans had to change.
“I've personally been dealing with this issue, undergoing treatment, and focusing on my overall health with more dedication than ever. I'm in a good place and feeling strong. I'm feeling pretty strong. This is an introduction to it, but I will tell you more about it when I am ready,” he added.
He said he will share details of his journey when he is ready, adding that he is grateful for all the love and support from him and his family.
“About 2 million people worldwide receive this diagnosis each year, and I am one of them…
“I apologize to everyone in my life that I thought I would tell myself. Nothing is happening on the timeline I would like for this process…but we will continue to move along with it.” Masu.”
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James Van Der Beek to appear in 'The Real Full Monty'
According to TMZ, Van Der Beek is scheduled to appear on the upcoming show. real full montyis a television special aimed at raising awareness about cancer screening.
The show, which will air in December, will feature male celebrities including Taye Diggs, Anthony Anderson and Tyler Posey.
The show encourages men to prioritize health screenings for colorectal, prostate and testicular cancer.
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