The distinctive feature of the actor John Reardon has revealed he is on a “long road” to recovery after battling tonsil cancer.
The “Believe in Christmas” star shared a health update on social media as he posted a photo of himself in the hospital.
Reardon, 49, wrote on Instagram: “Last night was my first night out after recovering from tonsil cancer. It has been a long road between these two photos and the difference is the love and support I have received from the people in my life.” Earlier this week.
Hallmark star John Reardon revealed he was on a “long road” to recovery while battling tonsil cancer. (John Reardon/Instagram)
“My amazing partner in dealing with the whole world to help me improve. My brave children are the ones who inspired me. My father who took me for a walk every day even when it was hard for me to get out of bed – I'm sure it's hard for him to,” she said in part. He sees his son in pain.”
Reardon continued to show his gratitude to his loved ones during his turbulent journey, thanking other family members and health care workers.
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“My mom made me soup… ginger and honey tea and green juices so I could get the calories into my body. My sister and brother helped with the kids and life's challenges when I couldn't,” he wrote.
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Reardon stars in the Hallmark holiday movie “Believe in Christmas.” (Dominique Charrio/WireImage/Getty Images)
the Canadian actor He shared a photo of himself smiling in a black jacket, then another photo of himself entering the hospital, where he was wearing a mask and a medical tube on his lap.
“Kindness is an underappreciated quality in people. We should never underestimate its value. Celebrate it and spread it around as much as you can. It's free and it changes lives. Happy Holidays,” Reardon concluded his social media caption.
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Reardon shares three children with his wife, Megan Ory. (John Lambarski/WireImage/Getty Images)
Oropharyngeal squamous cell carcinoma, commonly known as throat cancer or tonsil cancer, is “a type of head and neck cancer that refers to cancer of the base and posterior third of the tongue, the tonsils, the soft palate, and the posterior and lateral pharyngeal walls,” according to National Institutes of Health (NIH).
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Reardon made his Hallmark debut in the 2014 series “When Calls the Heart.”
The actor did not share any other details about him Cancer journey.
Reardon shares three children with his wife, Megan Ory. The two met on the show “Merlin's Apprentice” in 2006. He made his Hallmark debut in the series “When Calls the Heart” in 2014.
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