Curt Schilling Blames Chewing Tobacco for Oral Cancer Here is some of what Schilling has to say about his battle with oral cancer and the role he feels chewing tobacco played, courtesy of Steve Silva of the Boston Globe by way of the CBS Sports website: Schilling says: This all came about from a dog bite, I got bitten by a dog and I had some damage to my finger and I went to see a doctor, and the day that I went to see the doctor, I was driving and I went to rub my neck and I felt a lump on the left side of my neck
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