‘Some days are better’: Former President Joe Biden shares emotional update about cancer battle, announces memoir release

Former US President Joe Biden shared an emotional update about his cancer battle on social media on November 9. The 83-year-old discussed his ongoing recovery, upcoming memoir and thanked Americans for their support during his treatment. He admitted that his health condition has affected his daily activities, with some days being better than others.

Biden explained that cancer has not stopped him from working, though it sometimes slows him down. His doctors remain encouraged by his response to treatment, and he thanked supporters for their prayers and messages, which have meant a great deal to Jill Biden and their family.

Joe Biden confirmed that his presidential memoir, titled "Promise Me, America," would be released on November 17. The book covers his presidency, major challenges and important decisions, as well as America's identity and democratic values. However, his health has impacted his promotional plans, as he cannot participate in as many book discussions as initially expected.

Despite this, Biden ended his message with determination, recalling his father's advice on recovering from setbacks: "Champ, when you get knocked down, get up."

Biden expressed his belief in American democracy and equality, describing the nation as a powerful idea built upon the equality of all people. His memoir, "Promise Me, America," will be released on November 17, covering his presidency, major challenges and important decisions, as well as America's identity and democratic values.