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Cancer Returns,

Seward Reports

Senator’s Offices Will Remain

Open While He Gets Treatment

Senator Seward

ONEONTA – State Sen. Jim Seward, R-Milford, announced that the cancer he underwent treatment for in 2016 has returned.

“My physicians have recommended a series of treatments over the next several weeks that will limit my availability and curtail my normal, active district schedule,” he said in a statement. “While I will be taking some time to concentrate on getting better, my offices will remain open and my capable staff will continue to assist constituents with their state-related needs.”

Seward remained optimistic about his prognosis.

“I look forward to completion of my treatment protocol and returning shortly to serve the good people of the 51st Senatorial District as we anticipate the start of the new legislative session.”

 

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  2. Praying for a speedy recovery Jim.best to you Cindy and your family . From all my family. The Avanzato’s

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  3. Dear Jim,

    I did not know about your previous bout with cancer but I see this now.
    I am sending lots and lots of prayers for you and your family.
    God is good and listens if you ask and you do. Take of yourself.

    Sincerely,
    Peg Dobler

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