Streamers React To Ninja's Cancer Diagnosis

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ninja

b blevens shocked the streaming world and his fans on March 26 with the revelation that he had been diagnosed with melanoma, a serious form of skin

cancer

. The streamer revealed the news in a post on the social media platform X, formerly known as Twitter, to explain that he has known about his

diagnosis

for a while. At this time, during a routine checkup with his dermatologist, Ninja had a mole removed from his foot which was then examined. Ninja explained that it turned out to be melanoma, but they are optimistic that they caught it in the early stages, although melanoma is a serious condition, it is still curable if treated before the growth has progressed too much.

Ninja explained that he is not completely out of the woods yet, but he remains optimistic and added that another dark spot appeared nearby, so they did a biopsy today. that and removed a larger area around the melanoma in the hopes that under the microscope they will see clear edges that are not melanoma and we will know we have it. The world of streaming is much more connected than many people might realize and the general

react

ion to melanoma. The revelation of Ninja's health issues definitely showed that, given the impact of Ninja's fanbase on the streaming community, it is perhaps not surprising to see that his announcement was met with an incredible outpouring of support.

I just want you to know that I really respect you and appreciate everything. you do it for The Gaming Community and the BR community and you are an amazing guy in the wake of Ninja's amazing post, several of his fellow content creators are letting him know how much Nick a30 Cipher PK and Brooke AB mean to them. He sent good energy and good wishes to Ninja and his wife Jessica, while Courage Strikes and Ninja's brother, Jonathan, aka Bearded Bevens, told Ninja that they loved him. Several commenters, including Pluto V2 and Jordan pton, also gave Jessica Bev a special thank you for booking the Ninja date. with the dermatologist in the first place, if she hadn't scheduled a checkup, there's no telling how much worse the melanoma would have gotten before it was noticed.

Jessica may no longer be his manager, but she clearly still deals with important matters. Ninja's own posts encourage people. Make sure you get regular skin checkups. Skin

cancer

is the most common form of cancer, but it is definitely dangerous and can be present in a patient's body for years before they realize it. This sentiment was shared by IRL streamer Jake and Bake Who. He revealed that he fortunately detected a similar medical problem thanks to a regular dermatological checkup that he tweeted. I recently had basil cell carcinoma removed from my scalp and am now trying to stay on top of routine skin checks.

Use your sunscreen. Everyone, judging by some of the tweets cited in Ninja's post, which has been viewed more than 2 million times in just a few hours, a large number of the stream's younger fans have just learned about melanoma from her announcement, some of her followers mentioned that they Googled the term to learn more, while others promise to get checked as soon as possible just to be safe. I hope this means that he is really managing to spread the word about the seriousness of melanoma, as for Ninja himself, the streamer will no doubt keep fans updated on his health and it is clear that he has many friends, fans and loved ones cheering him on.

Are you kidding me dude, how many t-shirts did they make?