Ate Gay nilinaw ang kumakalat na balita: 'Di pa po ako cancer-free'

• Ate Gay clarified that he is not yet cancer-free despite social media posts claiming that he has already beaten cancer
• The comedian explained that he is still undergoing CyberKnife treatment and immunotherapy as part of his fight against Stage 4 cancer
• Instead, he shared that his condition has improved, saying he has regained his strength and has started gaining weight again
• Grateful for the progress, he thanked God, his doctors, co-workers, family, and the people who continue to support and pray for him

Ate Gay has corrected reports circulating online that claimed he is already cancer-free.

In a Facebook post, the comedian stressed that while his health continues to improve, his treatment is not yet over.

"Di pa po ako Cancer Free.. nagsaCyberknife pa po ako at immuno therapy… but malakas na ako at nagkakalaman na ang aking pangangatawan," he wrote.

The comedian also shared that the CyberKnife procedure has helped reduce the number of radiation sessions he needed.

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"Ang bongga ng CyberKnife kasi ang 35 times kong radiation sa kanya 5 times lang."

Ate Gay went on to express his gratitude to God for giving him strength each day as he continues his treatment.

"Salamat Lord Jesus sa pang araw-araw na buhay… napakasaya ko ka piling ang mga katrabaho, pamilya at madlang Dabarkads. Salamat sa mga Anghel ko na patuloy ang pag gabay sa akin."

His clarification came after some online posts incorrectly announced that he had already become cancer-free. While recent MRI results showed that the lumps on his nose and neck had disappeared, Ate Gay previously shared that he still had remaining immunotherapy sessions to complete.

In recent days, the comedian also revealed that doctors detected a new lump near his neck and shoulder. He immediately underwent another CyberKnife procedure and assured supporters that he remains strong enough to continue performing while following his doctors' advice.

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Since publicly sharing his cancer journey, Ate Gay has regularly updated fans about his treatment and recovery. His latest post serves as a reminder that although his condition has improved significantly, he is still in the process of completing his medical treatment.

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