Dolph Lundgren reveals he considered medical aid in dying during cancer battle
Actor Dolph Lundgren shares his experience battling cancer and the difficult mental health challenges he faced during his treatment. He discusses the emotional toll of his diagnosis and his consideration of medical aid in dying.
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It highlights the intersection of celebrity culture, terminal illness, and the sensitive public discourse surrounding end-of-life choices.
This story discusses suicide. If you or someone you know is having thoughts of suicide, please contact the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline at 988 or 1-800-273-TALK (8255). Dolph Lundgren was preparing to die. The Swedish actor, who famously played Soviet boxer Ivan Drago in "Rocky IV," has written a new memoir, "Fights Worth Fighting: Finding Strength in Struggle." In it, the 68-year-old details his grueling journey with cancer. ‘ROCKY’ STAR DOLPH LUNDGREN SWEARS BY THIS SECRET FOR STRONG MARRIAGE Fox News may be compensated for or earn a commission if you buy through our referral links. The star was diagnosed in 2015 after doctors found a cancerous tumor in his kidney. Lundgren had surgery to remove the tumor and continued appearing in movies like "Creed II" and "Aquaman." After remaining cancer-free for five years, doctors discovered more tumors in 2020.
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