U.K. producer Michael Bibi has been diagnosed with CNS Lymphona, a rare form of cancer.
In the preceding month, following a phase of inactivity, he disclosed information regarding his health challenges, initially believing them to be related to tinnitus.
Subsequent to undergoing tests and seeking medical advice, Michael Bibi has recently provided additional insights into his current state through an Instagram post, wherein he expressed the following:
“Hello world, writing this post is a hard one.. last week I was diagnosed with CNS Lymphoma. A very rare cancer that effects the brain & spine.
“Unfortunately it’s moving fast & l to have to stay in hospital starting treatment immediately.
“Typing this message doesn’t quite seem real & I’m sorry for the bad news. I don’t know what lies ahead, I’m tired but I know I am strong & I won’t let this beat me.”
“Wish me luck & I will be back stronger for you all. Love Bibi”.
According to the National Cancer Institute, primary central nervous system (CNS) lymphoma develops when cancer cells emerge in the lymphatic tissue of the brain and/or spinal cord. The Cleveland Clinic states that CNS lymphoma is an infrequent condition, with approximately 1,500 new cases reported annually in the United States.
