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John Stamos is in Dave CoulierFollow the actor’s corner second cancer diagnosis.
“What about this guy? He’s my hero, he’s my number one inspiration,” Stamos, 62, gushed during an interview on the show’s Friday, Dec. 12 episode. today exhibit.
Stamos went on to share that he was reunited with his family. previous Full house supporting role recent. “I was with him last weekend and he was great,” he continued. “He’s Dave and he’s beautiful. It sounds weird, but if anyone has to go through this, he’s a good guy because he’s able to really inspire and speak to the world and show that with kindness and love, you can get through it.”
host Craig Melvin He then said Coulier’s “eyes sparkled” when he talked about Stamos, and Stamos joked, “I think he’s in love with me.”
David Livingston/Getty Images Since revealing he had Stage III non-Hodgkin lymphoma in November 2024, Dave Coulier has been candid about his condition, treatment and prognosis leading up to his second diagnosis. Non-Hodgkin lymphoma is a cancer that affects a patient’s lymphatic system, “where white blood cells called lymphocytes grow abnormally and may form growths (…)
Coulier, 66, appears in today The show earlier this month revealed he was Being treated for tongue cancer After the previous battle non-hodgkin lymphoma.
“It’s been a roller coaster ride,” Coulier said on Dec. 2. “To go through chemo and feel the relief of, ‘Wow, it’s gone,’ and then get tested and now it shows you have another cancer… it’s a shock to the whole system.”
Coulier announced his initial diagnosis in November 2024. He later confirmed in March He doesn’t have cancer.
“It’s been a very difficult year and chemo is exhausting,” Coulier said on the morning show. “A few months ago I had a PET scan and it showed something sticking out. The doctor said, ‘We don’t know what it is, but there’s something at the base of your tongue.'”
Initially, Coulier’s “painful” biopsy showed no signs of cancer. However, another appointment in October showed a renewed burst of growth. Coulier later had an MRI and CT scan, and doctors performed another biopsy, removing most of his tongue. He was eventually diagnosed with early-stage tongue cancer.
Dave Coulier recalls the toughest days of his battle with stage 3 non-Hodgkin lymphoma. Coulier, 65, was diagnosed with cancer in October 2024 and late last month he revealed that he had recovered. The “Full House” star detailed his health scare on the Wednesday, April 16, episode of “How Rude, Tenneritos!” Describing the period between his cancer(…)
“They said it had nothing to do with my non-Hodgkin lymphoma. It was a new cancer. … I said, ‘Are you kidding me?'” Coulier recalled. “They said it might have come from HPV from 30 years ago. A lot of people have HPV, but they said mine got activated and turned into cancer.”
The disease is caught early enough that it is “very treatable,” Coulier said. Doctors advised him to start radiation treatment “immediately”.
“It’s a completely different animal than chemotherapy. It doesn’t feel as aggressive as chemotherapy, but there are still side effects,” he said of radiation, noting that he’s “cautiously optimistic” about the process. “The silver lining here is that I had cancer, which helped me discover my other cancers. It seems crazy to make a statement like this, but it’s true.”
After Coulier’s health update, Stamos’ wife, Caitlin McHugh, Shared a loving message Via Instagram.
“While I do love how you are using your experiences to help others, I do hope God/the universe gives you a well-deserved break in the new year. ❤️❤️,” she wrote in the comments section of one video. today exhibit.
