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Anchor Marty Radovanic opens up about cancer diagnosis

By: WJAC Web Staff JOHNSTOWN, Pa. -- Longtime WJAC-TV news anchor Marty Radovanic said Tuesday that he is undergoing treatment for cancer and will do so through the next few months. Radovanic said he was diagnosed with marginal zone non-Hodgkins Lymphoma more than a month ago, and began treatment last week. He said it's a low-grade blood cancer which is highly treatable. Radovanic said he would continue treatments through at least the next six months. He said he wanted to make his announcement public because after 40 years in front of the camera at WJAC-TV, he wanted to let viewers know about his diagnosis, just like telling members of a family. "You hear it over and over again from viewers," Radovanic said. "They say, 'I feel like I've known you all my life,' and 'You've been in my living room forever.' It makes those of us on this side of the camera think of those of you on the other side as family, and families don't like to keep secrets from each other." Radovanic said anyone who has cancer knows all too well what it feels like the day doctors give the diagnosis. He said it's a frightening and lonely moment. "I was really depressed. Then I said, 'No, I'm not going to let this sickness rule my life,'" Radovanic said. "My attitude is pretty simple: Cancer picked the wrong guy to mess with." Radovanic said he has a long way to go before this battle is over, but said with the support of his family and many friends will be there along the way. He said he also wanted to be there for any viewers who've been touched by cancer. Radovanic started a blog, A Little Bump in the Road, to talk about his disease and treatment. He plans to share what is happening to him in the hope that it will make what's happening to others a little easier. "That's all it is, a little speed bump on the highway of life, [and] one that is not going to get in my way," Radovanic said. "I've got too much to do. I promise you'll see me in your living room for a long, long time."