Mavericks’ Raul Malo gives a dark update on the diagnosis of cancer: “Things have taken a turn”
The singer of the Mavericks Raul Malo fought against colon cancer at stadium 4.
On Wednesday, he went to social networks with a dark update. Consequently, the group will cancel all the remaining concerts for the year.
He revealed that he had developed a leptomening disease (LMD) – a condition that occurs when cancer cells invade the membranes surrounding the brain and spinal cord.
“I want to update you all on my health, because things have taken a turn,” he published on Instagram. “As it goes with cancer, it is a very unpredictable and indismination disease. I developed something called LMD, which means “to take this s – t from my head”.
“Treatment for this is radiation, which I will start tomorrow. We will probably jump in a chemo and even watch alternative therapies. But it’s time to take your words at the heart of rest and recovery, that’s what I’m going to do.”
Although live performance has been canceled, he still plans to work.
“We will continue to make nice projects, get out of live recordings, goods, Trovador, etc.
Malo, 60, was operated in August. However, earlier this month, the group announced that it was taking more time on the management of its doctors.
“But I want to let everyone know, I am in no way alone or frightened,” he said. “I have an incredible wife and boys, a wonderful family, a team, a road team, a group, friends and fans. I don’t even have enough words to describe the love and support that I have at the moment.
“To my friends who sent me sms and messages, I want you to know that I have read them all. I cannot return them all, but your love, your prayers and your desire goods have not gone unnoticed.
“We do not know what it will look like in a few months, but we are going as we did with everything else. At full speed.
He then shared his appreciation for his fans.
“I want to thank you all for your incredible support through all of this, and sorry for the cancellations, but we no longer have the choice,” said Malo. “Find the kindness and empathy wherever you can.
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