Former bachelorette Ali Fedotowsky revealed that her husband, Kevin Mannofought with papillary thyroid cancer.
“We know that only @KevinManno has a papillary thyroid cancer. It is grateful that it is a very cancer treatment,” Fedotowsky, 40, and manno, 41, wrote in a joint Instagram Post Sunday, January 26. “He has 2 malignant places on his right side and see it in a lymph node, but we don’t know that for sure until his surgery.”
Fedotowsy also asked his followers “Share any experiences” which they have The cancer of thyroid cancer.
“We specifically surprised stories related when you or someone you know have a whole thyroid or half of it taken by cancer only on one side,” the caption continued. “If the surgeon gets in there and determine the whole thing should be taken no matter what, we will of course go on the front. But going into operation, he has the option to be aggressive or leaving half as possible.”
They conclude, “Thank you for all the love and support you always show us. We are grateful ❤️. “
Fedotowsky and manno also uploaded a video further discussing his fear of health.
“We always try to be very open and honest,” Manno said in the footage. “We’re open books in our lives. We want to give you people easy to update something happening here in the manno family, but I don’t promote it.”
The manno, a radio DJ, has just been through a biopsy and CT scan, carrying diagnosis.
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“The prognosis good“He added.” This is good. It can be something I can go (on) February 10th (and has a) operation. Let’s knock it out and it’s behind us. “
Fedotowsky, for his part, seeking to note that the manno “sometimes positive” about the way.
“Where do I need my mind,” he holds the answer. “I don’t have to be stressed, so I need to be positive.”
Fedotowsky and manno married Since 2017 and share two children: Molly, 8, Riley, 6. While they did not share the pairs of a surgeon about the removal of the thyroid by Mannoid.
“We also met with another oncologist to get a second opinion and learn,” Fedotowsky added. “The first thing he told us is, ‘If you have to get cancer, it’s cancer you want to get.’ Because it was treated. He called it a ‘fun cancer.’ That’s good (and) what you want to hear. “
