Hogan was diagnosed with B-cell non-Hodgkin lymphoma in June. Last month, he completed 30 days of chemotherapy over four months. He told reporters he was "feeling pretty strong" about a week later.
The Republican governor has continued working.
He posted a video Sunday on his Facebook page, saying he will be an advocate to bring more attention to the disease. He says "hopefully I'm going to be able to beat this disease and come out of it stronger than ever."
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4 comments:
A bunch of GD animals. Somebody ought to go in there and knock the hell out of them. If they fail they have no one to blame but themselves. They have a lot more available to them then white people. This kind of rant is a disgrace and does more to deepen the divide than anything else. They need to get up off their demands and realize how much is available and given to them. How about all lives matter!!!
Too cool...Thank our GOD....
Anon 3:51 what in the world are you talking about??
You've been blessed, Larry! Now it's time to bless others!
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