Rhode Island’s beloved and one-of-a-kind traffic judge, Frank Caprio, has disclosed a recent diagnosis of pancreatic cancer. The 87-year-old luminary from “Caught in Providence” revealed this news in a heartfelt video, reaching out to his supporters and seeking their prayers.
Having retired as Chief Judge of the Providence Municipal Court earlier this year, Caprio revealed that he began feeling unwell around his birthday in November and promptly sought medical attention. The diagnosis he received was bleak: pancreatic cancer, a particularly formidable form of the disease.
Despite this daunting news, Caprio maintains a resilient and positive perspective. He expressed deep appreciation for the exceptional medical care he’s receiving both in Rhode Island and at the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute in Boston, Massachusetts.
Additionally, he emphasized the profound significance of prayer in his journey toward recovery.”I pray that God guides their thoughts and their hands in their treatment of me,” Caprio voiced. With unwavering determination, he humbly requested prayers from his admirers, believing that prayer, coupled with medical care, wields immense power against the disease. “I ask each of you, in your way, to please pray for me,” he appealed.
He expressed heartfelt gratitude for the support and past messages, acknowledging the profound impact of even a small prayer.
The video concludes with Caprio in a moment of serene contemplation, reflecting the gravity of his situation while maintaining steadfast hope.
His heartfelt message has deeply touched his supporters, prompting an outpouring of encouragement and prayers across various platforms. Throughout his esteemed career, Caprio earned immense admiration for his compassionate approach, especially in his courtroom dealings with individuals navigating challenging circumstances.
