Michael Bibi Jonny Rios
After introducing that he’d been identified with an unusual type of mind cancer cells in June, on Tuesday (Dec. 5), Michael Bibi used a much better upgrade.
“CANCER FREE!” he wrote on Instagram. “After 6 months of battling I leave healthcare facility formally in remission without cancer cells in my body.
“To every person that sent me the support, energy & strength to fight I thank you from the bottom of my heart & to the staff [at the Royal Marsden hospital in London] for literally saving my life I will forever be in your debt,” Bibi’s blog post proceeded. “Thank you so much.. I’m still very tired, I’m on a lot of meds, my body hurts & my hairs all gone….but I’m excited to get home, process, heal & prepare for the future with you all.”
The blog post is come with by images of Bibi going out of the healthcare facility with his hands elevated, blinking tranquility indications, photos of him with healthcare facility personnel, and a brief video clip of him calling a bell inside the healthcare facility, a healthcare facility practice for individuals ending up therapy. The Royal Marsden concentrates on cancer cells therapy.
The blog post gathered commemorative remarks from several in the digital songs neighborhood, consisting of Diplo, that created “hero,” John Summit, that created “LEGEND,” and Martin Garrix, that created “you’re a huge inspiration, so happy & proud of you!!! best f—ing news of 2023.”
In June, Bibi revealed that he’d been identified with CNS Lymphona, an unusual type of cancer cells. The U.K. musician, on a hot streak adhering to the pandemic, was compelled to terminate all his programs while obtaining therapy. His sneak preview after getting in therapy was this past September, when he played a shock evaluated DC-10 in Ibiza as component of the shutting celebration for his Solid Grooves tag.
The remission news complies with a bone marrow/stem cell transplant Bibi obtained last month. In a message from Nov. 1, Bibi wrote that, “After many months of fighting, today I start the last phase of my treatment by having a bone marrow/stem cell transplant. If all goes well this will be the final yet toughest part of my journey. It will hit me hard & could take months of recovery but the end goal is being 100% cancer free… I pray everyday that all goes smoothly & I will be out of hospital with you all again soon. Wish me luck & see you on the other side.”
