David Prowse Wins His Fight Against Cancer

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David Prowse Wins His Fight Against Cancer

Written by: Jordasche Kingston on 3 February 2010 | One Comment |

Fantastic news for original Darth Vader actor David Prowse – he has won the fight against prostate cancer Jam Showbiz reports. Whoohoo!

Fortunately Mr. Prowse had regular check-ups and the cancer was found at an early stage. Because of such they were able to treat it as necessary and rid it from his body.

“I’ve won the fight and I’m feeling better than ever. Everyone was shocked by how well it all went.”

It seems like all we hear is tragic news every day so its good to hear a bit of good news. Congratulations to Mr. Prowse I wish you continued good health.

For any men who may be reading this be sure you are tested regularly to detect the early signs of prostate cancer. As Mr. Prowse has shown us if found early it can be beat.

To find out more about prostate cancer visit HERE.

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mike said:

Good news, for Prowse/Vader!
mike´s last blog ..Chivalry Dead, Manners On Life Support

# 3 February 2010 at 8:08 pm

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