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Cute messages drawn from all over the country after former President Joe Biden’s The team announced that the 82-year-old was diagnosed with “aggressive” prostate cancer form.
In a statement, Biden’s team said he was a former politician “seen a New prostate nodule finding After experiencing the growing symptoms of urine. “
“On Friday, his prostate cancer was diagnosed, characterized by Gleason’s score 9 (Group 5) with metastasis on the bone,” the statement added.
“Although this represents the more aggressive form of the disease, cancer seems to be sensitive to a hormone, which allows effective management,” the Biden team continued. “The president and his family review treatment options with their doctors.”
“Little knots” found in Biden’s prostate during a routine exam, says a spokesman
President Biden was diagnosed with a “aggressive form” of prostate cancer. (Scott Olson/Getty Images)
President Donald Trump reacted to the truth social, writing:
“Melania and I are sad when we hear about the recent medical diagnosis of Joe Biden. We expand our warmest and best wishes for Jill and family, and we wish Joe a quick and successful recovery.”
Former Vice President Kamal Harris also switched to social media to express her support from Biden, writing:
“Doug and I are sad to find out the diagnosis of prostate cancer of the President Biden. During this time, we hold him, Dr. Biden and their whole family in our hearts and prayers. Joe is a fighter – and I know he will face this challenge with the same strength, resistance and optimism that have always defined his life and leadership.
Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has expressed support in the post on X.
“I’m thinking about Bidens as they take on cancer, a disease they’ve done so much to try to spare other families,” she wrote. “Wishing you a quick, complete recovery.”
Pam Bondi’s Chief Lawyer said she was “sad” when she heard about Biden’s diagnosis in the post on X.
“The Biden family is in my prayers in this difficult time,” she added.
State Secretary Marco Rubio wrote on X: “Jeanette and I are united in prayer for the Biden family in the middle of this difficult time.”
In a post on social networks, Meghan McCain expressed sadness for news. Her father, former senator John McCain, died of cancer in 2018.
“Cancer is absolutely the worst,” McCain wrote. “It’s hell. It’s incredibly difficult for any family, anywhere to deal with it.”
“Not wanting nothing but healing, prayer, light and strength to President Biden and his family,” she added. “I do not believe that such times are suitable for politics.”
Tail. Marjorie Taylor Greene, R-g., She also expressed compassion for Biden, writing that she was “sorry to see this news.”
Virginia tail. Gerry Connolly announces a diagnosis of cancer 2 days after winning
Former President Cancer Biden is sensitive to a hormone that enables effective management, his team said. (Tannen Maury/AFP via Getty Images)
“Cancer is truly awful,” the congress woman wrote in Georgia. “My father passed away in 2021. With Cancer. Pray [sic] For Joe Biden and his family. “
California Governor Gavin News wrote that he “sent strength, healing and prayer [Biden’s] way.”
“Our hearts are currently with President Biden and his entire family,” he told News. “A man of dignity, strength and compassion like his deserves to live a long and beautiful life.”
In the second post x, tail. Tim Burchett, R-tenn., Called reports on Biden’s Cancer “Terrible News.”
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President Biden and his family review treatment options. (Demetrius Freeman/Washington Post via Getty Images)
“I pray to utter a prayer for President Biden and his family,” Burchett said.
Stepheny Price and Peter Doocy Fox News Digital contributed to this report.
