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How Did Chadwick Boseman Find Out He Had Cancer Before his Death?

After Chadwick Boseman passed away on Friday at the age of 43, it has been clear that few people, including Ryan Coogler and Spike Lee, were aware of the actor’s four-year battle with colon cancer.

Dr. Wayne A.I. Frederick, president of Howard University, stated in an interview with The Hollywood Reporter that he thought the alumnus appeared “smaller” when he dined with Boseman in 2019.

Boseman was questioned by Frederick about the difficulties of losing weight, who claimed that the actor did so for a particular role.

Frederick reported that the man “gave a long, thorough answer, saying that he was a vegetarian, was working out, and was trying to take care of himself and do what he had to do.” It was a highly considered reaction that did not indicate that anything else was going on.

Boseman “was genuinely in hard-core pain” when filming one of his final parts in Netflix’s upcoming “Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom,” according to Michael Greene, the actor’s agent, but it “was so exciting to him” to work with Denzel Washington on the August Wilson adaption.

According to Greene, she “always trained him not to have people fuss over him.” He was a very, very quiet person and believed that individuals in this industry tend to become overly emotional about things.

In a statement sent by Boseman’s family on social media on Friday, it was revealed that the actor had been battling the illness.

In the announcement, it was stated that Chadwick had battled with stage IV colon cancer for the past four years after receiving a stage III diagnosis in 2016.

“Chadwick, a true fighter, persisted despite everything and produced many of the movies you have grown to adore.

The movies “Marshall,” “Da 5 Bloods,” “Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom,” and many others were all shot during and in between multiple operations and rounds of chemotherapy. King T’Challa’s portrayal in Black Panther was the greatest professional honor of his life.”

Boseman’s “Black Panther” director revealed in an emotional homage that he wasn’t “privy to the circumstances of his condition” and only became aware of it after the statement.

“I came to understand that he had been coping with his condition the entire time I knew him. He protected his associates from his sorrow since he was a provider, a leader, and a man of religion, dignity, and pride “Coogler composed.

Did the Black Actor Die of Cancer?

Yes, The actor also portrayed trailblazing characters like Thurgood Marshall, Jackie Robinson, and James Brown, making him one of the most in-demand leading men of his generation.

By Hollywood standards, Mr. Boseman was a reclusive guy who infrequently made personal information public. He became famous as an actor somewhat late; he was 35 when he played Jackie Robinson in “42.” Nevertheless, he made up for lost time with a streak of star-making appearances in important biopics.

With roles as diverse as Thurgood Marshall in “Marshall,” James Brown in “Get On Up,” and T’Challa in “Black Panther,” Mr. Boseman became one of his generation’s most in-demand leading men because of his uncomplicated flexibility and classic gravity.

The news of his passing caused shock and grief to permeate society, and many notable individuals in the arts and public life paid respect to Mr. Boseman.

The actor’s portrayals of early Black leaders, according to Martin Luther King III, a human-rights activist and the eldest son of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., “brought history to life on the silver screen.”

The Democratic presidential nominee Joseph R. Biden Jr., a former vice president, tweeted that actor Chadwick Boseman has “inspired generations and reminded them they can be anything they want – even superheroes.”

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The third and final set I did for my Instagram treats, Three Houses Pride Month Headcanons! You can find the Awakening and Fates ones here.

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Three Houses fans, now enjoying Three Hopes — if you have any extra love to give, please consider giving it to the loved ones of our very own Ferdinand von Aegir, Billy Kametz. After a fight with stage IV colon cancer, he unfortunately passed earlier this week.

I can’t say that I’m the best person to speak on Mr. Kametz, but what I did know of him was that he was a joyful soul full of laughter. An excellent voice actor and a good friend, I’m sure that he will be missed by many. The outpouring of support from his fans and friends all across social media assures me that these perceptions are the case. He is said to have passed peacefully, knowing that he was loved and cared for.

All contributions to his existing gofundme will go towards funeral expenses and celebration of life. It is still open for contributions if you’re interested, but otherwise, his family also says contributions to the Colon Cancer Coalition would be equally appreciated.

May he Rest In Peace.

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RIP Chadwick Boseman, King Of Wakanda

You will be missed dearly.

Mr Boseman was diagnosed with colon cancer in 2016. He has been fighting for his life even while filming. He died last night, August 28th, surrounded by his wife and family. His cancer was at Stage IV. Rest In Peace King T'Challa. You will be missed dearly by millions of people around the world. Wakanda Forever.

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Poop Strong: Cancer patient whose costs exceeded insurance cap wins victory, via Twitter #5yrsago

Arijit, 31, is graduate student in Arizona who was diagnosed about a year and a half ago with stage IV colon cancer. He endured multiple surgeries, and grueling rounds of chemotherapy. Then, in February, 2012, the cost of his treatment exceeded the lifetime limit on his graduate student health plan, which is managed by Aetna.

His coverage was terminated. His cancer was not.

He launched what we cancer patients sometimes refer to as an internet lemonade stand: a site called Poop Strong (a light-hearted parody of "Livestrong"). At poopstrong.org, he invited well-wishers to make a donation or buy schwag, with all proceeds going to his healthcare.

But, big news today, as his pal Kirk Caron tells Boing Boing,

In the six months between when he was dropped and when he'll be picked up by another student health plan, he's been looking at well over $100K in medical bills for his treatments. In addition to updates about his own condition and the state of Poop Strong, Arijit's been tweeting (naturally) about the state of health insurance, and recently, Aetna got involved. The conversation (as Twitter convos tend to do) sort of spirals out from the main thread between Arijit and Aetna.

That's an understatement! Arijit ended up debating directly with the CEO of Aetna, Mark T. Bertolini. The tl;dr: Aetna, and Mr. Bertolini, agreed in the end to cover the full extent of bills that accrued since Arijit was dropped from insurance (about $118,000).

"The system is broken," said Bertolini. "I really am trying to fix it."

Arijit is redirecting all of the donations he received the University of Arizona Cancer Center Patient Assistance Fund and The Wellness Community (Arizona), to directly assist other people with cancer who cannot pay for the life-saving medical treatments they need.

I spoke with Arijit today, and will be publishing a transcript/audio of our conversation soon. He's a really cool guy, and he has some insights from this experience that I think everyone should hear. It looks like Arijit is covered, for now, but the system is still broken. The debate over health care costs has become a political football—but for people like me and Arijit and everyone else in America who isn't in the 1%, health care costs are literally a matter of life and death. No one should suffer or die because they can't afford medical treatment. It really is that simple.

https://boingboing.net/2012/07/28/poop-strong-young-cancer-pati.html

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This concludes my first day of 17 days in the hospital! Day 2 features some inappropriate flirting. Who does it? STAY TUNED.

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Three Houses fans, now enjoying Three Hopes — if you have any extra love to give, please consider giving it to the loved ones of our very own Ferdinand von Aegir, Billy Kametz. After a fight with stage IV colon cancer, he unfortunately passed earlier this week.

I can’t say that I’m the best person to speak on Mr. Kametz, but what I did know of him was that he was a joyful soul full of laughter. An excellent voice actor and a good friend, I’m sure that he will be missed by many. The outpouring of support from his fans and friends all across social media assures me that these perceptions are the case. He is said to have passed peacefully, knowing that he was loved and cared for.

All contributions to his existing gofundme will go towards funeral expenses and celebration of life. It is still open for contributions if you’re interested, but otherwise, his family also says contributions to the Colon Cancer Coalition would be equally appreciated.

May he Rest In Peace.