Crowbar drummer cancer free following surgery

11 October 2013 | 10:29 am | Staff Writer
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Crowbar drummer Tommy Buckley has received good news, with the musician cancer free following surgery to remove part of his prostate.Crowbar posted the following statement via Facebook:TOMMY BUCKLEY IS CANCER FREE!!!!As many of you know, on August 13th Tommy had his prostate removed due to cancer..It was in a small part of his prostate but doctor suggested the total removal to prevent the spreading of cancerous cells. TODAY!! October 9th!!! Tommy got his blood test results and he has a clean bill!! NO CANCER!! PSA level=0This is the best news ever!! We are so happy for Tommy and Lisa.They have BOTH had the MOST positive attitudes through all of this. Tommy has been playing his drums like there's no tomorrow and Lisa has been right there by his side!! All they can do is look totally forward now and get on with their lives...and a happy one it will be.Please guys go and get a prostate exam and get your PSA (prostate-specific antigen) levels checked!Early detection is very important!!

Crowbar drummer Tommy Buckley has received good news, with the musician cancer free following surgery to remove part of his prostate.


Crowbar posted the following statement via Facebook:


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TOMMY BUCKLEY IS CANCER FREE!!!!


As many of you know, on August 13th Tommy had his prostate removed due to cancer..It was in a small part of his prostate but doctor suggested the total removal to prevent the spreading of cancerous cells.


TODAY!! October 9th!!! Tommy got his blood test results and he has a clean bill!! NO CANCER!! PSA level=0


This is the best news ever!! We are so happy for Tommy and Lisa.


They have BOTH had the MOST positive attitudes through all of this. Tommy has been playing his drums like there's no tomorrow and Lisa has been right there by his side!! All they can do is look totally forward now and get on with their lives...and a happy one it will be.


Please guys go and get a prostate exam and get your PSA (prostate-specific antigen) levels checked!

Early detection is very important!!