New York Rangers icon Ron Duguay is confronting the toughest challenge of his life. The 68-year-old former NHL star revealed to Page Six that he has been diagnosed with Stage 4 colon cancer, a battle that has stretched over more than a year. During his fight, Duguay has undergone surgeries to remove both his appendix and gallbladder as part of his treatment regimen.
“I find it extremely hard asking for funds for all these costs I’m going through,” Duguay told Page Six. “Normally, I’m helping others.”
In an effort to support their father, Duguay’s daughters launched a GoFundMe campaign to cover medical bills, travel expenses, and alternative therapies. By Wednesday morning, the fundraiser had already raised over $31,000.
“Our dad has never been someone who asks for help…especially when it comes to money,” his daughters wrote on the campaign page. “He has always tried to handle everything on his own and didn’t want to burden anyone else with what he’s going through. But after many conversations as a family, we decided to create this fundraiser for him because we’ve seen firsthand the weight this battle has placed on him, both physically and financially.
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