Blink-182’s Mark Hoppus says that his life has been filled with good fortune, so when he got his cancer diagnosis he thought he was “due a tragedy.”
He told Express.com: “I had a really dark time after finding out. I went through this whole period of like, not why me, but of course me. Why wouldn't it be me? I was due for something tragic.”
His positive outlook has inspired people around the world and he says he has been totally overwhelmed with the support and love the world has given him.
He explained: “People online that I have never met sending support… Cancer survivors of the same lymphoma even put together a video where they covered a Blink song, ‘All The Small Things.'”
Hoppus continues to update fans online of his health condition. In September, he announced that he is cancer-free.
TL;DR:
- Mark Hoppus says that his life has been filled with good fortune, so when he got his cancer diagnosis he thought he was “due a tragedy.”
- Hoppus continues to update fans online of his health condition. In September, he announced that he is cancer-free.
