Republican Congressman Greg Murphy of North Carolina announced that he will undergo surgery to remove “the base of a skull tumor called a pituitary macroadenoma.”
The lawmaker said the prognosis was “very good”.
“Like all things, I am in God’s hands and in absolute peace.”
“For the past 30 years, I have seen thousands of patients as a doctor. Now it’s my turn to become a doctor. After a series of tests and scans, I was diagnosed with the following skull tumor. “The pituitary macroadenoma is considered a benign tumor, but given its size and location, and its subsequent impact on important structures within the brain, we plan to surgically remove it,” Murphy said. . statement.
“The prognosis is good and I hope to be back to work full time soon. As with all things, I am in God’s hands and at absolute peace. We thank you for your thoughts and prayers and hope you all understand our wishes for privacy at this time,” he said.
Following the bad medical news, other lawmakers said they were praying for Murphy’s soul.
“God speed, my friend. You and your family are in my prayers,” said Utah Republican Congressman Burgess Owens. Tweet.
Rep. Bob Latta, R-Ohio, said, “Marcia and I are praying for @RepGregMurphy as he recovers from his surgery. Greg is a fighter and we look forward to seeing him back in Washington soon.” I got it..
“Praying for my good friend @RepGregMurphy and his family as he undergoes surgery and recovers. He has been a tireless voice for the people of North Carolina’s 3rd District and I have no doubt he will return to Washington soon,” Rep. Rob Whitman, R-Va., said in a statement. post.
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