'Dad's prostrate cancer was spotted at stage 4,' says Tahidi High actor George Muli,

Piece by: Peninah Njoki
Lifestyle

Tahidi High actor George Muli has opened up on how trying it has been to watch his dad battle prostate cancer which was almost at stage four.

Speaking about it in an interview with Grace Msalame, George said,

'My dad started complaining of pain on his arm .

so we took him for a few tests because he is also diabetic so he had a problem with his sugar levels.

My mum was still sick and she would tell me 'let's focus on your dad and we will deal with my case later'.

Like the caring son, he is, George took his mum for the tests needed to help identify what she was suffering from and she did.

'I urged her to take the tests and doctors found she had three blocked vessels, this causes problems breathing, etc.

There was no definite cause that the doctors could pinpoint, The surgery was to cost 4000 dollars.'

Asked on how things have been since the diagnosis and what he has learned, George said,

'Right now we are in a good space

my mum underwent her surgery and she is still recuperating as for my dad so far, so good.

In conclusion, George said,

Some relationships have turned salty because the people you expected to help you did not and those that you expected to didn't came through for us.

I have also learned not to be bitter with people and to be humble'