In an interview yesterday (August 4, 2023), Chuwit Kamolvisit reveals his terminal cancer diagnosis, stating he has a life expectancy of eight months.

 

Choosing to live his remaining days as he pleases, Chuwit divulges his intentions of enjoying alcohol and cigarettes, continuing to work hard, and speaking openly about his condition, defying conventional expectations.

 

Questioning the doctors' advice to quit these habits, Chuwit declares his decision to pursue what brings him joy, as giving them up wouldn't cure him. He humorously advises others to enjoy their favorite wines today, as tomorrow is uncertain, reported INN.

 

Emphasizing his decision to choose happiness in his final journey, he shares this philosophy: "Each one's life is their own." Despite the inevitable, Chuwit demonstrates fearlessness and uses his situation to provoke societal contemplation.

 

In conclusion, Chuwit affirms, "Death is natural. I am not afraid. Don't worry about me, consider this as a lesson."

 

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I'm sure, given a chance to choose giving up all his pleasures and worldly possessions he have right now, in exchange for being health back again, he would choose the latter without hesitations, facing certain demise make people philosophical as J.K Rwoling put it: it is our choices, Harry, that shows what we truly are, far more than our abilities.

Edited August 5, 20232 yr by ezzra

start the revolution then. let it all out...... every detail...... spare no one. 

I must confess, I had wondered at his recent, impetuous behaviour.

 

Good luck, live it to the full, enjoy yourself and when you go, don't leave any stones unturned.

20 minutes ago, stoner said:

start the revolution then. let it all out...... every detail...... spare no one. 

The powers to be seem to get away with everything as long as they dont touch the higher institutions. From watch collectors to heroin dealers, from assisting human traffickerss to  mafia clans, even  election thiefs, Thailand's government is made of Teflon.

1 minute ago, SoilSpoil said:

The powers to be seem to get away with everything as long as they dont touch the higher institutions. From watch collectors to heroin dealers, from assisting human traffickerss to  mafia clans, even  election thiefs, Thailand's government is made of Teflon.

this could change that though. i am willing to bet he has so much dirt.

7 minutes ago, stoner said:

this could change that though. i am willing to bet he has so much dirt.

We can only hope that some of the dirt will stick. 

He's got his pea back in his whistle but no puff left to blow it good luck Chuwi ????

I think that I would choose to go this way when my time is up. 

 

 

1 hour ago, herfiehandbag said:

I must confess, I had wondered at his recent, impetuous behaviour.

 

Good luck, live it to the full, enjoy yourself and when you go, don't leave any stones unturned.

Yes, his constant whistleblowing bordered on suicidal... now it seems clear why!

Most big name performers need to have a debilitating illness at some time to publicize....all good for their PR...often a remarkable cure takes place later....I hope Chuvit comes good.

1 hour ago, stoner said:

start the revolution then. let it all out...... every detail...... spare no one. 

He wouldn't have 8 months left if he did.

He has always been a maverick 

I wouldn’t bet against him being slow poisoned by his many enemies 

 

1 minute ago, mikebell said:

He wouldn't have 8 months left if he did.

i could give him some cannabis to help relieve some of his symptoms :) 

Chuvit Kamolvisit continues crusade despite liver cancer
by Mitch Connor 

 

Image courtesy of Thai PBS World

 

Chuvit Kamolvisit has publicly disclosed the severity of his ongoing battle against stage 3 liver cancer. Despite the prognosis, he pledged to utilise his time remaining to illuminate wide-ranging societal quandaries courageously.

 

Chuvit, a former magnate in the massage parlour industry, unveiled his grave health condition ahead of a press conference he hosted on Thursday.

 

The conference was organised to elaborate on the alleged governance issues pertaining to the real estate giant Sansiri, under the earlier stewardship of his one-time CEO, Srettha Thavisin. Srettha is currently vying for the position of prime minister under the Pheu Thai Party‘s banner.

 

The disclosure regarding Chuvit’s serious health struggle surfaced on a programme hosted via Youtube and Facebook channels, presented by the acclaimed broadcaster Sorrayuth Suthassanachinda.

” I probably do not have much time to live because I have stage 3 liver cancer that has nearly developed to stage 4, which is the final stage,” he stated.

 

This advanced stage signifies the cancerous spread to other organs or parts of the body. In spite of this, he revealed that he’s currently under a regimen of chemotherapy treatments.

 

Full story: https://thethaiger.com/news/national/chuvit-kamolvisit-continues-crusade-despite-liver-cancer

 

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3 hours ago, ezzra said:

as J.K Rwoling put it: it is our choices, Harry, that shows what we truly are, far more than our abilities

I'm pretty sure that was Dumbledore... ????

A few speculated on some sort of medical condition.  His crusade makes a lot of sense now.

What was this just days ago  ?  

 

Super Deal Worked Out In Hong Kong: Chuwit

 

 

Any Crucial Thai politics happen in Bangkok, not elsewhere.

 

 

 

It is said that 'confession is good for the soul'.

What he is doing makes sense.

I wish Chuvit a painless and happy time for his remaining days.

Dead man walking,Dead men can't talk.

My hero, no doubt about it. Love the man.

2 hours ago, sscc said:

What was this just days ago  ?  

Super Deal Worked Out In Hong Kong: Chuwit

Any Crucial Thai politics happen in Bangkok, not elsewhere.

I would guess it had something to do with a certain former PM, who owns a house or two in HK (last I heard).

 

6 hours ago, webfact said:

Chuwit demonstrates fearlessness and uses his situation to provoke societal contemplation.

Actually, I'd have called it confrontation rather than contemplation. Sad news all the same, and the right attitude IMHO, since there seems to be no avoiding the end, enjoy yourself while you still can.

5 hours ago, SoilSpoil said:

We can only hope that some of the dirt will stick. 

Don't hold your breath.At least 20 yrs that I've been coming here and much longer no doubt .Teflon as someone said

I don't like the guy, and I think his war on cannabis is wrong, and the man is on the wrong side of history. But, he does call people out. I admire that. And I don't wish what is ahead of him on anyone. May he have an easy ride. 

I admire his thinking.  Quality over quantity.

3 hours ago, webfact said:

presented by the acclaimed broadcaster Sorrayuth Suthassanachinda

definition of "acclaimed": praised enthusiastically, celebrated...

and it apparently also means: convicted criminal

 

Edited August 5, 20232 yr by klauskunkel

Curious....

 

In  his remaining time  left, he talks about smoking and drinking as among his pleasures to be enjoyed...

 

But no mention of enjoying well-endowed and pleasure-minded ladies, who were the foundation of his original business and financial success.

 

If I had a short time left, I think I'd be thinking about those kinds of pleasures as well!  ????

 

61 years old.

55 minutes ago, bradiston said:

My hero, no doubt about it. Love the man.

Legend