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Dave coul He learned that he was free of cancer on the day his grandson was born.
The A full house Star, 65, shared the story on Friday’s episode, April 18 from The Podcast “So rude, tanerios!”
Coulier discovered that he had won his battle with non -Hodgkin Step 3 lymphoma in late March, revealing, “I had the good news the day the baby was born.”
“So I heard the news and I was so excited, and then (his son) Luke He called us and said, ‘Hey, the baby was born.’ And so I mean it was an amazing day, ”Coulier remembered podcast guests Jodie sweetin and Barber Andrea. “It was really amazing, did you know?”
David Livingston/Getty’s images since going in public with his non -Hodgkin Step 3 lymphoma diagnosis in November 2024, Dave Coulier has been honest about his illness, treatment and prognosis. Non -Hodgkin lymphoma is a type of cancer that affects the patient’s lymphatic system, with “white blood cells called lymphocytes (that) growing abnormally and can form all over (tumors) growths (…)
He added: “So we were like, ‘Oh, this is too much!'”
Luke, 34, and his wife Alex Welcome son Chance Lee on March 27, Pared Reporting. Coulier shares Luke with ex-wife Jayne modean.
“My gosh, it’s a great, healthy, healthy little baby,” said Coulier, adding that a chance weighs 7 lbs, 6oz. He noted that he was going to meet the little one in late April. Coulier is located in Michigan with a wife Melissa CoulierAnd Luke – a pilot for FedEx – lives with his family in Sacramento.
Earlier this month, Coulier made a previous appearance on “How Rude, Tanneros” and discuss the dark moments Between the diagnosis of his cancer in October 2024 and his release in the spring. It was “this journey, okay, let’s make it through the rounds of chemotherapy, ‘and you know, they say they have to kill you to save your life, and there were times where I felt like I don’t know how much more of these I can do.
Dave Coulier’s wife, Melissa, prepared himself for the worst after he went through five rounds of chemotherapy. “After (the fifth round of) chemo, it was, ‘I don’t know if we can do this again,” he said, 41, at Parade in an interview announced on Monday, March 31. “It was like,’ I’m ready either way. (…)
After his third round of Chemo, “he started to strike me where I couldn’t get out of bed. I had a breath of breath. I was really weak. I was like, ‘Wow, this really makes me a number.”
Coulier said that his wife, Melissa, 41, “cared for me. We will get night sweats and she would have gone, ‘We changed these canvases again.” And, ‘This is a cold compression and this is your food and this is your drug.’ And I mean, she micro-controlled this in such a way that I will forever be grateful to her, the way she made a bravely plowing through this.
He added, “I learned how amazing my wife is. And I also learned how much a positive attitude can help you plow through things.”
