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Click here to support Justin Noel Recovery Fund by Steve Noel In October, Justin was diagnosed with pre-cancerous cysts in his pancreas, and his surgeon recommended an advanced procedure to have those removed as a precaution against pancreatic cancer. On November 10th, Justin underwent his surgery, it's called a Whipple procedure. It is a complicated surge...

This morning Justin is in surgery. It's an 8 hour surgery, and he may be here up to two weeks. Please keep Justin in your thoughts and prayers and we will keep everyone posted on his progress.

Here is a message from Justin from earlier today:

Well I figured I'd make this public, for those of you that follow my progress ever since I was diagnosed with cancer 4 years ago, you probably have noticed that I've been pretty quiet since my last screening back in August. I apologize for the delayed update but during that time they found a spot on my pancreas growing rather rapidly. 2 weeks ago I underwent an endoscopy to look into exactly what we're looking at. I know it raised alot of questions for some of you and myself included. Thankfully we learned that the spot is not cancerous at the time but does have a chance of becoming malignant in the future . With that being said, knowing the risks of future development and the seriousness of pancreatic cancer. We've decided it would be best to have the greater portion of my pancreas removed as a precaution. A rather complicated surgery with a lengthy hospital stay and about a 3 month recovery seem to be in my best interest. So I appreciate all of the of the interest/support its truly overwhelming. I look forward to the next step and spending precious time with my wonderful fiance Heather Marshall, and my supportive family and I promise to update with details as they become available

Two years ago, Justin started his battle with cancer. After his follow up scan and appointment this week at Zangmeister Cancer Center , we learned that he is still doing great!

Follow up appointment and blood work at Zangmeister Cancer Center today went well. Things are still looking good 1-1/2 years after being declared cancer-free!!

Lunchtime at Fujiyama in January Celebrating Justin's 1 year anniversary of being cancer-free as of 1/16/2014!