Chris Doumitt's Wife, Sharon, Was Battling Cancer While He Was Stranded Without Any Money

Chris Doumitt's Wife, Sharon, Was Battling Cancer While He Was Stranded Without Any Money

A detailed look at Chris Doumitt's Wife, Sharon, Was Battling Cancer While He Was Stranded Without Any Money, covering expert perspectives.

There's something to be said about men like Parker Schnabel and Chris Doumitt who will venture into the unknown to dig for gold. They bet all of their fortunes on their ability to find precious stones buried underground and reconciling that action with their personal lives has its own unique set of challenges.

Fans of the show will know that Chris and Sharon went through a tough time when it was revealed that she was battling multiple types of cancers.

Chris has to deal with trying to find gold on a nationally broadcast reality TV show. That allowed everyone across America would know his personal business and he had deal with that along with the ever-lingering fear that his wife could get progressively sicker. Worse enough, when gold season began, he had to be away from her in order to dig and find the next haul.

Chris didn't appear on the show for a spell in order to tend to his wife, but their personal struggles didn't end there. He found himself in a huge jam when, purportedly, his truck was stolen along with his passport and credit cards, preventing him from being able to get back home to his wife and family. It was a stressful time for the Gold Rush star.

Things then took a more positive turn for the Doumitt family. Chris recovered his passport after authorities found the man who stole his truck, which contained the document, in Slave Lake, Alberta, Canada. The insurance company decided to "total out" his truck as the cost of transporting it back to Chris would cost more than just getting him a new one.

Sharon and Chris' son, Jason, drove the new vehicle up to his dad after Chris was left stranded. The best news, however, came in July 2017, when Sharon was cleared of all forms of cancer after undergoing treatment for several months. It certainly seemed like good karma was working in the family's favor after enduring so many obstacles. 

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