TED KENNEDY DIAGNOSED WITH RARE BRAIN CANCER
BOSTON — Sen. Ted Kennedy has been diagnosed with a malignant brain tumor, doctors at Massachusetts General Hospital announced Tuesday, four days after the Democratic senator was rushed to the hospital following seizures. Kennedy, 76, was diagnosed with the tumor Tuesday morning after he underwent a biopsy. "Preliminary results from a biopsy of the brain identified the cause of the seizure as a malignant glioma in the left parietal lobe," his doctors said in a statement, adding that treatment would likely include "combinations of various forms of radiation and chemotherapy." CLICK HERE FOR THE REST OF THE STORY. Ted Kennedy is one of the biggest liberals in the government. I have been critical of him on many occasions. His policies and his politics have been detrimental to this nation. He has been in the government for way too long. His leaving the Senate will be a good thing for this country. That being said, I would not wish this disease on any person. My mother died from cancer and it is not a disease I would like to see anyone suffer from. My best wishes for his health and to his family and loved ones. - Trent
