ABC11 American journalist Michael Perchick predicted on his Twitter account that his future would not be related to cancer. The reporter later reported healing, and the post scored 1.8 million likes.
A 28-year-old North Carolina channel correspondent said in January that he was diagnosed with cancer. However, the journalist did not somehow comment on the current state, but wrote about the future.
“In four months, I will be the 28-year-old who defeated cancer. To the battle! ” – Perchik noted.
Many users supported his entry with comments with words of support. Some users remembered how they themselves fought with a similar diagnosis and they managed to prevail over a deadly disease.
“I was diagnosed at the same age, two days after my 28th birthday. I’m 34 now. You will succeed, man. Kick your ass cancer,” Humphrey03Pat wrote .
I was diagnosed at the same age, 2 days after my 28th birthday to be exact. I’m now 34. You got this my man. Kick it’s ass.— The Bearded Boomer (@Humphrey03Pat) January 30, 2020
In April, Perchik announced that he had completed the necessary course of chemotherapy.
On June 5, he retweeted his January post and wrote:
“New information about my life: I was right.”
This meant that the journalist was cured. In the comments, he met positive feedback from users. Some responded with a meme about dancing coffin carriers from Ghana, symbolizing a cancer funeral.
