Stage IV cancer survivor Herman Cain has been hospitalized for Covid 19. Your thoughts
BoiseB
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Herman Cain was hospitalized about 10 Days ago. He is reported to be improving. He has stage IV colon cancer with mets to the liver.
I first noticed Mr. Cain after I was diagnosed with Stage IV esophageal cancer. I had been given 4-9 months to live. I saw him on one of those morning programs like Good Morning America. At that time he had been 4 years cancer free. He was very inspirational at that program. He gave me great hope. Now I find myself in a similar position, medically. He is giving me some hope to survive the virus.
I am putting all my political feelings aside. I do hope he survives
I first noticed Mr. Cain after I was diagnosed with Stage IV esophageal cancer. I had been given 4-9 months to live. I saw him on one of those morning programs like Good Morning America. At that time he had been 4 years cancer free. He was very inspirational at that program. He gave me great hope. Now I find myself in a similar position, medically. He is giving me some hope to survive the virus.
I am putting all my political feelings aside. I do hope he survives
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His strength of will should carry him through both challenges.0
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It's often inspiring to see someone who looks like a "normal" person like me and you that has beaten a challenge that we are facing right now. It makes me say that if they can do it then so can I!0
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He says that he is getting better because of all the people who are praying for him.0
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I hadn't heard that Herman Cain has COVID. So happy to hear that he is recovering from the disease. That's encouraging, for sure.
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Herman Cain, Dec 13th 1945 - July 30th, 2020. 14 year survivor of stage IV colon cancer with metastasis to his liver. He succumbed to complications of CoVid19. Rest in peace.0
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