"Malcolm's story" presented at May Cancer Support Group
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Malcolm Obresley, of Havre, poses with his Aunt Kasie McIntosh of Chinook. Malcolm, who was diagnosed with a brain tumor about a year ago, shared his story at the May meeting of the Chinook Cancer Support Group. After six weeks of proton beam radiation therapy, a fairly new cancer therapy, he's back at work with a good prognosis. Kasie invited her nephew to present "Malcolm's story" to the local support group
Malcolm Obresley, a twenty-eight-year-old resident of Havre and a
conductor for Burlington Northern, shared his experience as a cancer
survivor at the May gathering of Chinook's Cancer Support Group.
What started as a simple "lost my glasses when I fell off a paddle
board at a family gathering" turned into a series of diagnoses and
treatments that lasted for half a year. Happily, Obresley's prognosis
is great, he's back to work and doing things he always did before his
bout with cancer. He's the nephew of Kasie McIntosh, who invited
Obresley to share "Malcolm's story" with the Chinook group
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