According to a close friend, Dustin Diamond may only have a few weeks to live while battling cancer in stage four.
On Monday, his friend Dan Block gave Sun a health update for the 44-year-old actor, Saved By The Bell.
Block claimed that Diamond could only have a few weeks to live, with the chance of being able to stay alive for a few months. And there is very little chance that he will succeed for another two years.
“We don’t have specific deadlines, but we know that Dustin needs a miracle to overcome the small cell carcinoma he was diagnosed with,” Block told the site.
The friend also listed the two things Dustin wants to do before he dies.
Bad news: Dustin Diamond may have only a few weeks to live, according to a close friend of his. On Monday, his friend Dan Block gave The Sun a health update for actor Saved By The Bell, who has stage four cancer; seen in 2016
Longtime friends: Dustin, left, and his friend Dan, right, who spoke to a British publication
“He was told that the week up to 5 months is average, but a small percentage of people lived from one to two years, being stage 4,” Dan added.
Then he said: “We hope that he is one of the people who survive the chances and that we will have as much time with him as possible.”
DailyMail.com contacted Dustin’s representative for comment.
Dan said Dustin had a “huge piece” around his neck for a while, but he was afraid to seek medical help because he was afraid the trolls would take pictures of him and post them online, then make ugly comments.
“I know the reason he didn’t get help is because when he comes out, people take pictures, put them on the internet and don’t say nice things about him,” Dan said. ‘He is subject to public ridicule all the time and he sucks. People need to know that he is a man.
His hit show: On Saved By The Bell; (lr) Mario Lopez as Alabert Clifford ‘AC’ Slater, Dennis Haskins as Richard Belding, Lark Voorhies as Lisa Turtle, Tiffani Thiessen as Kelly Kapowski, Elizabeth Berkley as Jessie Spano, Mark-Paul Gosselaar as of Zachary ‘Zach’ Morris, Diamond as a Screech Powers
Good day: Thiessen, Gosselaar, Diamond and Lopez in 1996
But in January, Dustin went to the hospital because he had pain all over his body; then he was told he had cancer.
He has already gone through his first round of chemotherapy in a hospital, according to TMZ.
According to his representatives, Dustin was officially diagnosed with “small cell carcinoma in the fourth stage”. “This is commonly referred to as advanced lung cancer,” TMZ reported, adding that in this case, “the cancer started elsewhere in his body and metastasized to the lungs.”
Dan also said that Dustin has two wishes before he dies: to talk to the bassist of his favorite band Tool and to visit the Star Wars section of Disney World in Florida.
He looks at this man: Dan also said that Dustin has two wishes before he dies: one is to talk to the bassist in his favorite band Tool; Justin Chancellor is photographed
A place to go: the star would also like to see the Star Wars section of Disney World in Florida; here’s a look at the Disneyland section of California
“Dustin learned to play more Tool songs and wanted to form a Tool tribute band,” Dan explained. “He was starting the band before he was diagnosed with cancer.
“He would play the song and play with his bass while watching videos on YouTube. It would be amazing if Justin saw this article and could get it – he would grant one of Dustin’s mortal wishes and we would really appreciate it.
The friend also called Dustin “a huge Star Wars fan,” so he wants to take him to the Star Wars section of Disney World.
“We hope to find a way to fix this,” Dan added.
Better Days: In 2002, Diamond posed during Celebrity Boxing 2 Weigh-In at KTLA Studios in Hollywood
Difficult regression: Dustin’s hospitalization was reported on January 12 and only says later, a representative of the actor confirmed the news. His representative said, “At this point we can confirm that Dustin has cancer”; seen in 2012
Last week, a source said Diamond was “going through a lot of pain” amid his battle with cancer. Sources said that the actor will “stay in the hospital for a while” while undergoing treatment and will go through “ups and downs” both physically and emotionally.
The insider said: “It is not good, it is not good at all. He’ll be in the hospital for a while. He is now undergoing his treatments. It’s hard, it’s very hard.
‘He’s going through a lot of pain, but he’s still keeping his spirit. Right now, he’s just suffering. He has ups and downs where it’s great for a minute, but then he can suffer a lot – tears. It’s such an emotional moment.
But Dustin has the full support of his loved ones, who “call him every day” to make sure he’s okay.
The source added to Us Weekly magazine: “Those close to him try to call him every day to try to cheer him up. He has a handful of people in his close circle – his girlfriend being one of them. They have no idea when he can go home.
Another TV show: Diamond and Courtney Stodden on Celebrity Big Brother in the UK in 2013
Dustin’s hospitalization was reported on January 12 and only says later, a representative of the actor confirmed the news. His representative said at the time: “At this point we can confirm that Dustin has cancer. Dustin will reveal more information once it is available and a plan will be made that will go further.
“We ask everyone to respect Dustin’s privacy at this difficult time. All positivity and prayers are appreciated. ‘
Dustin’s team also provided fans with mailing and email addresses to send letters to the actor to send their support, but stressed that they should not be used for autograph requests.
This comes after former SBTB co-star Mario Lopez said he was “praying” that Dustin would defeat cancer. The 47-year-old actor went on Instagram to express his support for his friend.
Along with a few photos with his former co-star, Mario – who played AC Slater on the sitcom – wrote: “I connected with Dustin earlier this evening and, although news of his diagnosis is heartbreaking, we are sure he will overcome this. Praying for him and his family and for a speedy recovery. God bless.’