Texans' David Quessenberry, battling lymphoma, says he's in remission
Now here's something to warm your heart during these chilly months.
Houston Texans offensive lineman David Quessenberry, who announced last June he had been diagnosed with a rare form of lymphoma, said Wednesday that things are looking great in his battle.
Texans player David Quessenberry says he is in remission and finished radiation 2 wks ago. #abc13 https://t.co/cbhuclsowd
— David Nuño (@DavidNunoABC13) February 25, 2015
Quessenberry made an appearance at the Texas Children’s Hospital with some Texans teammates when he gave the update of his condition. He also reiterated it with a celebratory post on Twitter.
I'm officially in remission. Man I love saying that!
— David Quessenberry (@DavidQberry) February 25, 2015
God bless all of you who sent thoughts and prayers my way during my fight. Means more than you could ever know.
— David Quessenberry (@DavidQberry) February 25, 2015
After we read about the details of his struggle in this wonderfully written story from ESPN's Tania Ganguli right before Christmas, we've been keeping track of Quessenberry's fight.
And this was great word to hear on his amazing progress.
As for whether Quessenberry can return to the field, well, he says it remains his goal to do just that. His teammates have rallied around him and provided him the support he needs. But for now, he's already winning — no matter what happens with his career.
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