“Positivity does wonders,” he continued. It altered both the trajectory of my cancer and my life. Therefore, only bear in mind to always laugh and smile in the future.
‘I’m not going to let it beat me mentally,’ he stated in another video. I could be physically defeated by it someday, but for now, I’m going to stay strong up here so I can carry on living my life and enjoying myself.
The cancer is discovered at stage four, when it has already spread to other parts of the body, in about 4% of melanoma patients.
According to statistics, only roughly 22% of these patients make it past five years.
However, Ashton said that instead of racing through a “bucket list,” he spent his days cooking, fishing, and engaging in other activities he enjoyed.
He said that he depended only on his therapies and a good outlook to get through his struggles.
