The theme of the corn maze this year at Lawyer’s Farm in Thurmont is dedicated to Gov. Larry Hogan, who told The Washington Post on Tuesday that 95 percent of his cancer is gone.
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“I aced my test”, said Hogan, sporting a bald head and a wide grin.
“Ninety-five percent runs out, vanished, lifeless”.
Hogan announced in June that he was diagnosed with cancer of the lymph nodes, calling it “very advanced and very aggressive”.
Hogan, an ad real estate agent who got never carried out optional workplace, was also selected inside an troubled in November after agitating on tax-cutting system.
He came to national attention in April when he sent the National Guard into Baltimore after rioting sparked by the death of a black man from an injury suffered in police custody. Hogan has another three rounds of treatment remaining, which he said was “kind of overkill” but necessary to ensure that all of the cancer cells are gone. “I still have some remnants of the tumors, but it’s dead”, he said.
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He adds the progress he’s made over the last two months has surprised his team of doctors. The results so far have been much more successful than doctors expected, Mayer said.
