John Farnham’s recovery from cancer surgery is progressing well, his family says, after he was moved into a rehabilitation facility this week | theMoop_mb
John Farnham’s recovery from cancer surgery is progressing well, his family says, after he was moved into a rehabilitation facility this week.
“Our family is so very grateful to all the remarkable teams of Victorian medical professionals who have taken such good care of John,” Jill Farnham, and sons Rob and James said today. “These outcomes are a credit to their dedication, skills and compassion.A week after the initial surgical procedure, Jill Farnham said “the cancerous tumour … has been successfully removed. There is still a long road of recovery and healing ahead of us, but we know John is up for that task.
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