{"id":137883,"date":"2020-05-16T10:25:38","date_gmt":"2020-05-16T14:25:38","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.gayfriendschat.com\/socialblog\/gay-adult-performer-jessie-colter-reveals-he-has-incurable-brain-cancer-i-need-to-make-every-day-count\/"},"modified":"2020-05-16T10:25:38","modified_gmt":"2020-05-16T14:25:38","slug":"gay-adult-performer-jessie-colter-reveals-he-has-incurable-brain-cancer-i-need-to-make-every-day-count","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.gayfriendschat.com\/socialblog\/gay-adult-performer-jessie-colter-reveals-he-has-incurable-brain-cancer-i-need-to-make-every-day-count\/","title":{"rendered":"Gay Adult Performer Jessie Colter Reveals He Has Incurable Brain Cancer: \u2018I Need to Make Every Day Count\u2019"},"content":{"rendered":"

Gay Adult Performer Jessie Colter Reveals He Has Incurable Brain Cancer: \u2018I Need to Make Every Day Count\u2019<\/b><\/p>\n

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Jessie Colter<\/a>, a well-known gay<\/a> adult performer who has appeared in dozens of films, announced this week that he has been diagnosed with an incurable form of brain cancer.<\/p>\n

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Hey everybody! I’ve struggled with making this post for awhile now. So…. here it goes. What I’m about to tell you all will probably evoke a strong reaction. If it does, feel free to leave your thoughts in the comment section below. BUT PLEASE UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES DIRECTLY MESSAGE ME OR ANYONE IN MY FAMILY. I WILL REACH OUT TO YOU IF I SO CHOOSE. PLEASE RESPECT THIS REQUEST. THANK YOU\"❤\" On Valentine’s Day this year I was diagnosed with an incurable kind of brain cancer. Obviously I was stunned, but there were already so many negative things happening in my life at the same time that I couldn’t deal with talking to anyone about this right away. The reason I waited this long was because, between then and now, things were either really good or really bad in my life, and I didn’t want to make things worse or diminish the good times. What I learned from all this is that there is never a good time. I understand that a lot of you are going to reach out to try and help me, or tell me that there’s some sort of treatment available, but like I said before, I kindly ask that you don’t. Please don’t be sad or upset for me. I’ve already made peace with this. What I need now more then tears and sympathy is smiles and happiness. What I need now is feeling good and feeling loved, laughing and spending time with people who I care about. I need to make everyday count, because it is undetermined exactly how much time I have left. I could be around for a couple of years or couple of decades, but I need to be realistic. I’ve lived an incredible life, a life most people dream of having, and for that I am very fortunate and grateful. But my life isn’t over yet. There’s still time to make new memories. So even though yesterday was my 38th birthday, I plan on having more birthdays to celebrate as well as other joyous occasions that I very much look forward to. Just know that I am OK. I am not scared. I am not sad. I’m just doing my best with what I’ve got left. That’s all we can do. Thank you for taking the time to read this. I love you all.<\/a><\/p>\n

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Wrote Colter to his Instagram followers: “Hey everybody! I’ve struggled with making this post for awhile now. So…. here it goes. What I’m about to tell you all will probably evoke a strong reaction. … On Valentine’s Day this year I was diagnosed with an incurable kind of brain cancer. Obviously I was stunned, but there were already so many negative things happening in my life at the same time that I couldn’t deal with talking to anyone about this right away.  The reason I waited this long was because, between then and now, things were either really good or really bad in my life, and I didn’t want to make things worse or diminish the good times. What I learned from all this is that there is never a good time.”<\/p>\n

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“I understand that a lot of you are going to reach out to try and help me, or tell me that there’s some sort of treatment available, but like I said before, I kindly ask that you don’t,” Colter continued. “Please don’t be sad or upset for me. I’ve already made peace with this. What I need now more then tears and sympathy is smiles and happiness. What I need now is feeling good and feeling loved, laughing and spending time with people who I care about. 
I need to make everyday count, because it is undetermined exactly how much time I have left. I could be around for a couple<\/a> of years or couple<\/a> of decades, but I need to be realistic. I’ve lived an incredible life, a life most people dream of having, and for that I am very fortunate and grateful. 
But my life isn’t over yet. There’s still time to make new memories. So even though yesterday was my 38th birthday, I plan on having more birthdays to celebrate as well as other joyous occasions that I very much look forward to.”<\/p>\n

“Just know that I am OK,” he added. “I am not scared. I am not sad. I’m just doing my best with what I’ve got left. That’s all we can do. Thank you for taking the time to read this. I love you all.”<\/p>\n

Colter made headlines back in 2017<\/a> when he announced that two men<\/a> he believed to be in San Francisco for a white supremacist rally followed him and wanted to kill him.<\/p>\n

The post Gay Adult Performer Jessie Colter Reveals He Has Incurable Brain Cancer: ‘I Need to Make Every Day Count’<\/a> appeared first on Towleroad Gay News<\/a>.<\/p>\n

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Gay Adult Performer Jessie Colter Reveals He Has Incurable Brain Cancer: ‘I Need to Make Every Day Count’<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n