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ESPN -- PROVIDENCE, R.I. -- Curt Schilling says his cancer is in remission.
The former Boston Red Sox pitcher turned ESPN television analyst announced the news today on social media. He thanked his Boston-based medical team.
Schilling, 47, announced his diagnosis in February, saying he planned to "embrace this fight, just like the rest of them, with resolute faith, and head on."
He hadn't indicated the type of cancer or his prognosis, but has posted pictures of himself undergoing treatments.
Last month, Schilling made his first public appearance since finishing the cancer treatments, appearing at Fenway Park as the Red Sox celebrated the 2004 World Series-winning team.
His wife, Shonda, also battled cancer after being diagnosed with stage 2 malignant melanoma in 2001.
The former Boston Red Sox pitcher turned ESPN television analyst announced the news today on social media. He thanked his Boston-based medical team.
Schilling, 47, announced his diagnosis in February, saying he planned to "embrace this fight, just like the rest of them, with resolute faith, and head on."
He hadn't indicated the type of cancer or his prognosis, but has posted pictures of himself undergoing treatments.
Last month, Schilling made his first public appearance since finishing the cancer treatments, appearing at Fenway Park as the Red Sox celebrated the 2004 World Series-winning team.
His wife, Shonda, also battled cancer after being diagnosed with stage 2 malignant melanoma in 2001.
