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Jerry "Moonbeam" Brown has cancer of the ass - he could die.
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Pavil Buriyev
Feb 19, 2017, 1:27:17 AM2/19/17
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Jerry, we'll pray for you - that you make it safely to hell when
you die.
Gov. Jerry Brown, who first was diagnosed with prostate cancer
in 2012, will begin a new round of treatment for the disease,
his office reported on Saturday.
Brown, 78, will maintain his duties as governor during the
treatment, according to his staff. No additional details were
provided about how long the treatment will take, or what
prompted its timing.
“Fortunately this is not extensive disease, can be readily
treated with a short course of radiotherapy, and there are not
expected to be any significant side effects,” said Dr. Eric
Small, a UC San Francisco oncologist, in an emailed statement
provided to reporters. “The prognosis for Gov. Brown is
excellent.”
Brown initially learned he had prostate cancer in late 2012 and
underwent similar treatment for several weeks. The governor has
also been treated for basal cell carcinoma — a type of skin
cancer — twice in the past nine years, with reconstructive
surgery on the right side of his nose in 2011.
http://ktla.com/2017/01/28/gov-jerry-brown-to-undergo-new-round-
of-treatment-for-prostate-cancer-wont-miss-any-work/
you die.
Gov. Jerry Brown, who first was diagnosed with prostate cancer
in 2012, will begin a new round of treatment for the disease,
his office reported on Saturday.
Brown, 78, will maintain his duties as governor during the
treatment, according to his staff. No additional details were
provided about how long the treatment will take, or what
prompted its timing.
“Fortunately this is not extensive disease, can be readily
treated with a short course of radiotherapy, and there are not
expected to be any significant side effects,” said Dr. Eric
Small, a UC San Francisco oncologist, in an emailed statement
provided to reporters. “The prognosis for Gov. Brown is
excellent.”
Brown initially learned he had prostate cancer in late 2012 and
underwent similar treatment for several weeks. The governor has
also been treated for basal cell carcinoma — a type of skin
cancer — twice in the past nine years, with reconstructive
surgery on the right side of his nose in 2011.
http://ktla.com/2017/01/28/gov-jerry-brown-to-undergo-new-round-
of-treatment-for-prostate-cancer-wont-miss-any-work/
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