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Mark Webster Opens up on Rare Cancer Diagnosis as Darts Pundit Issues Statement
Webster said treatment for hairy cell leukaemia is working slowly, and 95% of cases are successful, he told Sky Sports.
- Former BDO World Championship winner Mark Webster revealed his recovery from hairy cell leukaemia is slower than expected, preventing his return to Sky Sports darts commentary.
- The 42-year-old Welshman stepped back from duties earlier this year following his January 8th diagnosis with the rare blood cancer; he has not worked since the Premier League February event in Newcastle.
- While 95% of cases are successful, Webster explained his white blood counts are not recovering, leaving his immune system vulnerable and preventing workplace return.
- Webster expressed frustration attempting to work at Brighton recently but was unable due to low blood counts, describing the situation as manageable yet difficult.
- Despite the setback, Webster remains hopeful for a return soon, acknowledging he must follow medical advice after transitioning to the broadcast booth six years ago.
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·Amsterdam, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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·Amersfoort, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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·Scotland, United Kingdom
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