Conservative MP Luc Berthold Reveals Prostate Cancer Diagnosis,

 

Conservative MP Luc Berthold Reveals Prostate Cancer Diagnosis, Plans to Continue in Office

Conservative MP Luc Berthold has announced that he has been diagnosed with prostate cancer but assured his constituents and colleagues that he will not be stepping down from his role.

In a statement shared on social media, Berthold expressed gratitude for the support of his family, medical team, and political colleagues as he begins his treatment journey. Despite the diagnosis, he emphasized his commitment to serving as the Member of Parliament for Mégantic—L'Érable.

“I remain dedicated to my responsibilities and to representing my constituents,” Berthold said. “With the support of my family and doctors, I am confident in facing this challenge head-on while continuing my work in Parliament.”

The Conservative Party offered its full support to Berthold, praising his courage and determination. Colleagues across the political spectrum also extended their well-wishes for his recovery.

Berthold’s announcement highlights the importance of early detection and regular health check-ups. He encouraged others to prioritize their health and seek medical advice when needed.

Berthold has served as the MP for Mégantic—L'Érable since 2015 and is known for his dedication to his community and his active role in Parliament.



Luc Berthold Confirms Plan to Stay in Office and Run for Re-Election Despite Cancer Diagnosis

Conservative MP Luc Berthold has made it clear that he has no plans to step down following his prostate cancer diagnosis.

“Rest assured, I have no intention of resigning, and I will be a candidate in the next federal election for the new riding of Mégantic-l’Érable-Lotbinière,” Berthold stated.

He acknowledged, however, that he will need to take a short leave to recover from surgery. “I’ll need to take a few weeks off to recover from the operation to remove my sick prostate. This could happen at any time, the sooner the better, and perhaps even during the upcoming election campaign,” he said.

Berthold has been a federal Conservative MP since 2015, securing re-election in 2019 and 2021. Before entering federal politics, he served as mayor of Thetford Mines, Que., from 2006 to 2013. His continued commitment to public service has drawn support from his constituents and colleagues.

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