ABC News correspondent Will Reeve has revealed his battle with testicular cancer, diagnosed just months after marrying his wife, Amanda. Encouraged by Amanda to seek medical advice after discovering a lump, Reeve underwent an orchiectomy in May, confirming the presence of embryonal carcinoma, a particularly aggressive form of testicular cancer. Following a second surgery in June to remove cancerous lymph nodes, Reeve began chemotherapy in July, supported by his wife at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center. Despite experiencing challenging side effects, Reeve completed his treatment by the end of July, ringing the bell at Sloan Kettering in honor of his late mother, Dana Reeve, who also battled cancer. By sharing his story, Reeve aims to raise awareness about testicular cancer, emphasizing the importance of early detection and treatment.
QUESTION: How might Will Reeve’s openness about his cancer journey influence others facing similar health challenges?
ABC News’ Will Reeve reveals testicular cancer diagnosis
