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Ahmad Givens is back on chemotherapy
Ahmad Givens is faced with another fight as the cancer has spread to his lungs and liver and now has to under more chemotherapy.
Ahmad Givens, best known as Real From I Love New York, is back on chemotherapy.
Ahmad Givens on chemotherapy
Last year we reported Ahmad Givens had stage 4 colon cancer and underwent surgery to remove most of the cancer.
But now Ahmad is faced with another fight as the cancer has spread to his lungs and liver, and now has to under more chemotherapy, according to his brother Chance.
Chance says though this comes a setback for his brother, Ahmad still has a positive outlook.
We are praying for you Ahmad and wish you well.
Update: We are sad to report Ahmad Givens has passed away. Read the report here.
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