Former President Joe Biden recently disclosed that his battle with prostate cancer has limited his ability to promote his upcoming memoir extensively. Biden, who announced his diagnosis last year after leaving office, shared on the social media platform X that his medical team remains optimistic about his response to the treatments. However, he acknowledged that his condition varies, as he stated, “some days are better than others.”
“While writing the book, I was diagnosed with cancer, a disease known all too well to millions of Americans and their families,” Biden, aged 83, expressed. He emphasized that the illness, while not halting him entirely, does slow him down on certain days, which will affect the number of appearances he can make to discuss his memoir.
Biden’s book, titled Promise Me, America, is scheduled for release on November 17. In light of his health, he shared his hope that “the words on the page speak for themselves,” conveying the significance of his message despite fewer public engagements.

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