Ate Gay, inilahad na may bagong bukol na nakita ang doktor

• Ate Gay shared another update on his ongoing battle with cancer after undergoing CyberKnife treatment
• The comedian revealed that doctors immediately treated a tumor found below his neck near his shoulder
• Despite the latest procedure, Ate Gay said he still has the energy to continue performing on stage
• He also expressed heartfelt gratitude to his doctors, medical team, and supporters for standing by him throughout his journey

Ate Gay has given another update on his ongoing cancer journey, sharing that doctors recently discovered another tumor but were able to immediately begin treatment using CyberKnife technology.

The beloved comedian and impersonator took to social media to update his supporters, posting smiling photos with members of his medical team as he expressed gratitude for their care and dedication.

In his post, Ate Gay revealed that the tumor was found below his neck near his shoulder.

“Nakitaan ako ng bukol sa ibaba ng leeg ko malapit sa balikat na agad Nila Inagapan gamit Ang CYBERKNIFE 1 (5 session),” he wrote.

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CyberKnife is a form of highly targeted radiation therapy designed to deliver precise treatment to tumors while minimizing damage to surrounding healthy tissue.

Ate Gay went on to thank the people who have continued supporting him throughout his battle with cancer, including what he affectionately referred to as his “angels.”

“Salamat sa pagmamahal ng Anghel ko at ng Asian Hospital sa aking Doktora Dra. Jaeme Fernandez, Dr. Arzadon, Doctor TJ Ngelangel, Dra. Corazon Ngelangel.”

Despite undergoing another round of treatment, Ate Gay shared reassuring news for his supporters regarding his condition.

“Di naman maapektuhan Ang Energy ko dahil dito, pinapayagan nila ako magperform ng bonggang bongga…”

His update quickly drew an outpouring of encouragement from friends, and fans, many of whom praised his positive attitude and unwavering determination throughout his cancer journey.

Ate Gay has remained remarkably open about his medical journey, regularly updating the public on both the difficult moments and the encouraging progress he has experienced during treatment.

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Earlier this year, he revealed that he had been diagnosed with Stage 4 cancer after doctors discovered tumors affecting his nose and neck. Since then, he has undergone multiple forms of treatment, including radiation therapy, chemotherapy, immunotherapy, and now CyberKnife treatment as part of his continuing fight against the disease.

Throughout his battle, Ate Gay has consistently expressed gratitude for his medical team, loved ones, supporters, and fellow celebrities who have extended financial assistance, prayers, and emotional encouragement.

His latest update comes shortly after he happily announced that recent MRI results showed no remaining tumors in his nose and neck, giving both him and his supporters renewed hope as he continues completing the remaining phases of his treatment.

The newly shared photos also reflected Ate Gay’s positive spirit, showing him smiling warmly alongside the doctors and healthcare professionals who continue to care for him throughout his recovery.

Many netizens filled the comments section with prayers and well wishes, expressing hope that his treatments will continue producing positive results.

Despite the physical and emotional challenges brought by cancer, Ate Gay’s latest message reflects his determination to continue doing what he loves most—bringing laughter and entertainment to audiences while remaining hopeful about his recovery.

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Ate Gay is one of the Philippines’ most popular stand-up comedians and impersonators. He built a loyal following through memorable performances in comedy bars and television, particularly for his acclaimed impersonation of the late Superstar Nora Aunor, which earned him the title “Superstar ng Comedy Bars.” He is likewise recognized for his humorous musical mashups, quick wit, and distinctive style of comedy that blends satire, music, and entertainment, making him one of Philippine show business’ most beloved performers for many years.

Earlier, Ate Gay shared another encouraging milestone in his cancer journey after revealing that his latest MRI results showed no more tumors in his nose and neck. The comedian thanked God, his doctors, and everyone who continued praying for him throughout his treatment. He also announced that he only had four remaining immunotherapy sessions before completing that phase of his medical care.

Previously, Ate Gay, whose real name is Gil Aducal Morales, fondly recalled her memorable encounters with the late Nora Aunor. During an appearance on the April 1 episode of Fast Talk with Boy Abunda, the comedian opened up about her admiration for the National Artist and shared how the Superstar greatly influenced her career as one of the country’s most recognized impersonators.

Source: KAMI.com.gh