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Minnesota's former Sen. Norm Coleman has been dealt a blow in his recovery from cancer, after finding out he needs to have a quarter of his lungs removed. In an emotional Facebook post on Tuesday, Coleman wrote how the cancerous lymph node in his lung that led to his diagnosis of metastatic stage 4 cancer had disappeared after three months of ... More @Wikipedia
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- Fighting cancer, ex-Sen. Norm Coleman to have part of lungs removedMinnesota's former Sen. Norm Coleman has been dealt a blow in his recovery from cancer, after finding out he needs to have a quarter of his lungs removed. In an emotional Facebook post on Tuesday, Coleman wrote how the cancerous lymph node in his lung that led to his diagnosis of metastatic stage 4 cancer had disappeared after three months of ...
- Senator Norm Coleman | Washington, D.C. | Hogan LovellsSenator Norm Coleman dedicated more than three decades to public service, serving as Minnesota's chief prosecutor and Solicitor General in the 1970s and 1980s, and Mayor of St. Paul in the 1990s. He represented Minnesota in the U.S. Senate from 2003-2009.
- Norm Coleman to undergo lung cancer surgery MondayROCHESTER, Minn. — Former St. Paul Mayor and U.S. Senator Norm Coleman will have surgery at the Mayo Clinic Monday to remove part of a cancerous lung. Coleman posted on his Facebook page...
- Norm Coleman - BallotpediaNorm Coleman (b. August 17, 1949 in Brooklyn, New York) is a former Republican member of the U.S. Senate from the state of Minnesota. Coleman was first elected to the Senate in 2002. He left office in 2009 after a re-election race against Democratic challenger Al Franken that took roughly 8 months to resolve.
- 'I'm Not Going To Sleep At Night In Fear': Norm Coleman Discusses ...MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO)-- Former Minnesota Senator Norm Coleman has cancer again. This time, it's in its most advanced stage, but he is remarkably upbeat describing it -- and is fighting it...
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