Joe Biden has prostate cancer: Donald Trump sends recovery requests

Former US President Joe Biden (82) made his cancer diagnosis public. Now Donald Trump (78) has also commented. After Bidens said personal office that the 82-year-old was ill with an “aggressive” form of prostate cancer, Trump wishes his predecessor.

In his statement, the US President writes: “Melania and I are sad after we have learned from Joe Bidens recently.” He adds: “We send Jill and the family our warmest and best wishes and wish Joe a quick and successful recovery.”

On Sunday, Biden’s personal office announced in a statement that bids received the diagnosis after visiting a doctor on Friday. The cancer is metastasized into the bones. The message also said: “Although it is a more aggressive form of the disease, cancer seems to be sensitive to hormone, which enables effective treatment.” Biden and his family are currently discussing “the treatment options” with his doctors.

In addition to Trump, other companions bidges have spoken out after the diagnosis. His former Vice President that she and her husband Doug Emhoff (60) lock the Biden family into their prayers. “Joe is a fighter – and I know that he will face this challenge with the same strength, indestructibility and the same optimism that has always shaped his life and leadership qualities,” said Harris.

Barack Obama (63), who was president from 2009 to 2017 and had Joe Biden as his deputy, that he and his wife Michelle (61) think “of the entire Biden family”. He was certain that bidges “will fight this challenge with its typical determination and grace. We pray for a quick and complete recovery,” said Obama.