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Coulier said his type of lymphoma was “very aggressive” and “happened very quickly.”<\/p>\n
“The onset of this growing lymphoma in my groin area was very quick. So I said, ‘Ah, something’s not right. I have a golf ball down here,'” the comedian said. “And they said, ‘We wish we had better news for you, but you have B-cell lymphoma, we need to get you into chemotherapy right away.'”<\/p>\n
Coulier said the curability rate of his cancer was “90 plus percent,” adding, “So it’s very treatable.”<\/p>\n
Meanwhile, the actor, who is married to Melissa Bring<\/a><\/strong>, is leaning on his loved ones for support<\/a> while reflecting on his “incredible life.”<\/p>\n “I\u2019ve had the most amazing people in my life,” he said. ” This has been an extraordinary journey, and I\u2019m OK if this is the end of the journey.”<\/p>\n Coulier had shared his cancer diagnosis with his fellow\u00a0Full House<\/em> alumni in a group chat before going public with the news.<\/p>\n \u201cMy brother from day 1,”<\/a> John Stamos<\/a><\/strong>, who played Uncle Jesse on the show, wrote on Instagram<\/a> alongside a photo carousel of the two over the years. \u201cLove you @dcoulier and I\u2019ll be by your side through it all.”<\/p>\n<\/div>\n