In his first public statements since he disclosed he had an aggressive type of prostate cancer, former US President Joe Biden told reporters on Friday that he was feeling “optimistic” about the future.
The outlook is favourable. We’re working on everything, you know. It’s progressing. After an event in Delaware that belatedly marked Monday’s federal holiday for Memorial Day, Biden, 82, declared, “So, I feel good.”
Earlier this month, Biden’s office revealed that he has prostate cancer, with a Gleason score of nine, placing him in the most serious category. The expectation is, we’re going to be able to beat this,” the veteran Democrat told reporters after deciding on a course of therapy.
It hasn’t penetrated, it’s not in any organ, and my bones are robust. I feel wonderful, then,” he remarked. One of the main concerns in the 2024 election was the physical and mental well-being of the outgoing president, the oldest person to serve in that capacity.
Biden’s campaign for a second term came to an end after a dismal debate performance against Trump. Biden’s staff claimed that the disease had spread to his bones when they announced his diagnosis. We’re all optimistic about the diagnosis,” Biden told reporters. I am collaborating with one of the world’s top surgeons.
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