Mark Webster, a former world darts champion, has shared encouraging news regarding his health. The 42-year-old, hailing from St Asaph in North Wales, recently faced a diagnosis of hairy cell leukaemia, a rare type of blood cancer.
Health Update on Mark Webster
Webster received his diagnosis in January and has been undergoing chemotherapy as part of his treatment plan. Since February, he has not appeared on television, leading to concern among his fans and the darts community.
Return to the Darts Scene
In a recent update on social media, Webster expressed his delight at improvement in his condition. He announced that he is set to make his return during the PDC Premier League Night 15 in Birmingham this week.
- Champion Year: 2008
- Diagnosis Date: January
- Treatment: Chemotherapy
- Location: St Asaph, North Wales
- Television Absence: Since February
- Return Date: This Thursday at Premier League Night 15
“Although I’m still undergoing treatment, I have been cleared to return to Premier League duty on Thursday,” Webster stated. He concluded his post by thanking his supporters for their ongoing love and encouragement during his health battle.
