Jim Ross Still Dealing With Wounds Left Behind After Cancer Treatment

Jim Ross is veteran who has dedicated his entire forty-year career to the pro wrestling world. However, now fans must have been aware that Ross had a health emergency. Jim Ross recently provided an update on the wounds left behind by his cancer treatment.

The WWE Hall of Famer disclosed in October that he had been issued skin cancer diagnosis and will likely need up to 22 radiation treatments. Later, Ross declared himself cancer-free. Ross previously stated that he experiences excruciating agony when traveling.

However recently, Jim Ross, the presenter of Grilling JR, talked about his progress in healing from the scars brought on by his cancer treatment in the most recent episode.

“I’m still dealing with this frigging wound. These wound care people are serious. I went to my first appointment and I thought it was gonna be about 30 minutes. It was three hours. Here’s what happens there mentally. You have three hours to contemplate your fate. What if they find cancer back? What if? What if? What if? So it’s very unsettling to say the least. Then you get the news. ‘Well, it’s probably gonna take six more months of healing.’”

Advertising

Advertising

“They want me to do the hyperbaric chamber, but here’s the problem with that. They want to do it every day. I said, ‘I can’t do it every day. I just can’t. I work. I have a job. I made commitments professionally that I’m gonna maintain and keep.’ It’s not a matter of putting my job before my health. It sounds like it. Now if I wasn’t working, I would go along with their plan. But still, it’s four months of hyperbaric chamber stuff.”

“So he’s going to try to treat it without using the hyperbaric chamber or whatever it’s called and we’ll see how it goes. I have an issue here. I didn’t plan on it. I have an issue here that we just got to address. I told the doctor, ‘We have to be creative doc. We can’t just get in the rut of this how you do this. There’s got to be other options. He said, ‘Well, there are some other options.’ Let’s explore them.”

Jim Ross predicted that he will recover in six months. Fans are worried about Jim Ross’ health, so we certainly hope it gets better over time. Keep checking Ringside News for more developments.

What’s your take on it? Sound off in the comments.