'My life has been full of narrow escapes'

摘要

As a Kid, John Mccain lovedplaying in the sun. Like his fair-haired, fair-skinned friends, he'd roast himself red, hoping a rich tan would follow the blisters. Years later, in the early '90s, he paid the price: skin cancer. He had it treated quickly, but it recurred last year, amid the chaos of the presidential campaign. Now, after a round of painful surgeries, McCain is free of signs of the disease—though the chance it could recur is never far from his mind. For the first time, the senator and his wife, Cindy McCain, spoke with Newsweek about his battle against cancer—and how it affected his life and his family.