Brooks lost the Alabama Senate GOP primary earlier this year, a result that he said may very well have saved his life.
I would not now know about my high-risk prostate cancer that requires immediate surgery.
In retrospect, and paradoxically, losing the Senate race may have saved my life.
Brooks first learned of his diagnosis on Halloween, when his doctor called after House votes to tell him he had “high-risk” prostate cancer.
Prostate cancer runs in Brooks’s family; both his father and grandfather were also diagnosed.
Fortunately for Brooks, a CT scan and nuclear bone scan revealed no cancer beyond his prostate.
During the holidays, enjoy your family, because no one, no one, is promised tomorrow,” Brooks said. »