Daredevil Robbie Knievel

Daredevil stunt performer Robbie Knievel died on early Friday morning at the age of 60.

The problem is such diagnoses don’t tend to occur at the early stages of pancreatic cancer since you don’t tend to think about and look at your pancreas in the mirror every day. [claimed](https://twitter.com/lblee58/status/1614002812014432258), “Very possible vaccines/boosters damaged his pancreas and brought on cancer.” Yeah, it’s very possible that this claim is full of bleep. Those with anti-vaccination agendas have continued to jump over the scientific facts and evidence. Therefore, if social media accounts were to post any awareness to help people after Knievel’s death, it should be to raise awareness of this often deadly cancer. The American Cancer Society reports that about one in 64 of all Americans will at some point in their lives be diagnosed with this cancer. Of course, if you do happen to see your pancreas in the mirror, get medical care as soon as possible. Even though so many people succumbed to this cancer each year, so much more money continues to go towards finding new ways to take and share selfies and making movies like “Mars Needs Moms.” Therefore, the sad news of Knievel’s passing is an opportunity to raise more awareness of this awful cancer that will probably kill over 50,000 people again in 2023. [according to the American Cancer Society](https://www.cancer.org/cancer/pancreatic-cancer/about/key-statistics.html). He began jumping his bicycle at the ripe old age of four and riding motorcycles at seven. The diagnosis of pancreatic cancer is often delayed because the pancreas is tucked deep inside your abdomen where you can’t see it on selfies. Daredevil stunt performer Robbie Knievel died on early Friday morning at the age of 60.

Stuntman Robbie Knievel, son of daredevil Evel Knievel, has died early Friday morning at a hospice in Reno after battling pancreatic cancer.

His iconic career included his famous 1989 jump in which he cleared the Caesars Palace fountains in Las Vegas. Robbie was one of Evel Knievel’s four children. People don’t really understand how scary it is what my brother did.”

The son of Evil Knievel, a motorcycle daredevil like his father, died Friday morning. Facebook. After a long fight with pancreatic cancer, the stuntman passed ...

He was reported to in a coma for 29 days after the accident. He suffered a broken femur and pelvis along with fractures to his hip, ankles and wrist along with a concussion. After a long fight with pancreatic cancer, the stuntman passed away roughly 15 years after his father, who died in 2007 in Florida.

Robbie Knievel, an American stunt performer who set records with daredevil motorcycle jumps following the tire tracks of his thrill-seeking father ...

Robbie Knievel, an American stunt performer who set records with daredevil motorcycle jumps following the tire tracks of his thrill-seeking father, ...

Robbie Knievel, an American stunt performer who set records with daredevil motorcycle jumps following the tire tracks of his thrill-seeking father, ...

Robbie Knievel, who followed in the daredevil footsteps of his father Evel Knievel, died Friday, according to his brother, Kelly.

"He knew he was sick for probably six months." "I'm very proud of the fact that my dad pretty much created his own entertainment, sport, whatever you want to call it," he told CNN's Larry King in a 1989 interview. "He was in hospice for about four days. "Of the four of us kids, he disciplined me the most, since I was the rebel," he In the same interview, his father had said while he was proud of his son's stunt work, he had tried to make Robbie promise as a child he would not follow his same career path out of concern for his safety. His brother remembers him the way most people do: as a "great daredevil," he said.