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    Deon “Bud” Richmond: From The Cosby Show To Cancer Survivor

    October 19, 20231 Min Read45 Views
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     (Source BlackDoctor.org):

          …experienced major complications. As a result, Richmond was unable to join any TV series as a regular. The diagnoses led to Richmond becoming a spokesperson for early detection of cancer in his last years. In an interview with CBS, Richmond commented to the general public:

    I could have prevented all this with a colonoscopy, and of course, that’s the campaign I’ve been on since I had the first surgery. To everybody out there, get a mammogram! It can happen to men, too. In 2003, Richmond recovered from his cancer, but it left him with permanent health issues.

    He now stars in an independent film called “Oliver’s Twist”. A synopsis of the film and is on his website: https://deonric

    and of course but it left him with permanent health issues. get a mammogram! It can happen to men I could have prevented all this with a colonoscopy Richmond recovered from his cancer that’s the campaign I’ve been on since I had the first surgery. To everybody out there too. In 2003
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