"He's doing what everybody else is doing. He's taking it one day at a time," Goldberg said during an interview on Britain's GMTV. "He does not have an expiration date on his backside, you know, none of us do. We just know at some point it's going to happen. That's how he's looking at it."
Swayze, 56, has been battling pancreatic cancer for more than a year. "But you know, he's got a new TV show going. You know, he's walking forward. So he's in good spirits. He's thin, but he's in good spirits," Goldberg said.
Last month, Swayze issued a statement denying negative tabloid reports about his health and said he had high hopes for a new chemotherapy treatment. He also expressed joy over getting a new puppy and said he was excited to get started on his new book.
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