Randy Moss Survives Gallbladder Cancer After Intense Whipple Surgery

Doctors discovered cancer in his bile duct, a location near the pancreas and liver. To treat the disease, Randy underwent a complex Whipple procedure — a six-hour surgery often used for pancreatic or bile duct cancers. He followed the operation with radiation and chemotherapy to ensure all cancer cells were eliminated. Moss spent six days in the hospital and credited his recovery to his medical team, loved ones, and supporters.

Gallbladder and bile duct cancers are difficult to detect early, with symptoms like jaundice, upper abdominal pain, and unexpected weight loss. Randy Moss’s story is a powerful example of perseverance in the face of serious health challenges, reminding us that even the strongest among us can be vulnerable — and still come out stronger.