Dave Coulier cancer: This is how the “Full House” star should be

The actor and comedian Dave Coulier (65) received the diagnosis of non-Hodgkin lymphoma in 2024, he suffers from lymph node cancer. He became known primarily in the 1980s and 1990s as one of the main actors of the sitcom “Full House”. A colleague from back then, Candace Cameron Bure (48), still has a lot of contact with Coulier today and now reports how he is doing.

“I’m talking a lot to Dave, and he is still on his trip and he’s fine” ,. “So in the next few months we will see how chemotherapy is over, how he will be.” The actress often calls Coulier, they laugh a lot together or talk about working together at sitcom. You can’t do much more: “And you tell people how much you love them, there are friends for that. You are just there for people, be it to have an open ear or donate consolation and encouragement. “

In January, the actor spoke about his treatment and the many side effects that are associated with it. “I feel good. My hair has not yet grew up at the time,” joked the actor. In the cold Michigan, he became aware of how much hair a warmth. “It will be nice to have hair again,” he said. “The side effects [der Behandlung] Have side effects – and then you take a medication to counteract this and this and that. “

But treatment is difficult. “He has a few really hard days, and with increasing duration of chemotherapy it is getting more and more difficult,” said his wife Melissa. Coulier, however, remains positive what is important for the fight against the disease. In November 2024, Coulier had made his illness public. The cancer is in the third stage and is “very aggressive,” he said in an interview with “People”. Two weeks after the diagnosis, he started chemotherapy and shaved his head “preventively”.