Dave coulier He learned that he was without cancer on the day his nephew was born.
House Star, 65, shared the story on Friday, April 18, Podcast Episode ”How rude, tanneritos!“
Coulier revealed that he would win his battle with phase 3 non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma at the end of March, discovering, “I received the good news on the day the baby was born.”
“So I listened to the news and I was very excited, and then (my son) Cushion He called us and he said, ‘Hey, the child just was born.’ And so, I mean, it was an amazing day, ”Coulier recalled for the hosts of Podcast Jodie Sweetin AND Andrea barber. “It was really amazing. You know?”
He added: “So we were like,” Oh, that’s just a lot! “”
Luc, 34 years old and wife Alexia welcomed boy Chance Lee on March 27, Parade reported. Coulier shares Luc with ex-wife Jayne Modean.
“My gosh, he is a really healthy, healthy, excellent little baby,” Coulier said, adding that the chance weighs 7 bs, 6 oz. He noted that he would meet the little one in late April. Coulier is located in Michigan with the woman Melissa CoulierAnd Luc – a pilot for FedEx – lives with his family in Sacramento.
At the beginning of this month, Coulier made a special appearance on “how rude, tanneritos” and discussed the dark moments between his cancer diagnosis in October 2024 and his prayer in the spring. “(It was) this journey,” Ok, let’s do it in the rounds of chemotherapy, “and you know, they say they have to kill you to save your life, and there were times when I felt like I didn’t know how much I can do,” he said. “Your hair falls, and you get neuropathy, and you get muscle cramps and spasms and dizziness and vertigo, and all these things.”
Dave Coulier’s wife, Melissa, prepared herself for the worst after spending five rounds of chemotherapy. “After (the fifth round of) Kimio, he was like,” I don’t know if I could do it again “,” Sm, 41, told the parade in a published interview on Monday, March 31. “He was like,” I’m prepared in the same way. (…)
After his third round of Kimio, Coulier noted, “As soon as he started hitting me where I couldn’t get out of bed. I had shortness of breath. I was really weak. I was like, ‘wow, this is really doing a number over me.” “
Coulier said his wife, Melissa, 41, “cared for me. I would have night sweats and she would go,” we have to change these sheets again. “And, ‘Here is a cold compress and here is your food and here is your medicines.
He added, “I learned how unbelievable my wife is. And I also learned how much a positive attitude can help you plow things.”
