My opinion is, I would like to hear from more posters who have actually have experience with someone who has had leukemia to post so we could gain more knowledge of it's types and treatments.
Reason, I have some personal experience of watching a person go through being diagnosed with leukemia. From what I understood and watched, it was horrible. All of their blood had to be extracted and through a blood transfusion, a totally new blood supply was entered into their system. They had chemo prior to. Loss weight. Became dark, skinned looked burnt to a crisp and it took them almost a year to recover. Now if you saw that person today, you would not tell they had the disease.
Obviously, that wasn't the case with Roman, so again I would ask for any posters who know of the types of leukemia, and the treatments to hit the board to educate us further.
So I don't agree with saying the WWE faked an illness so serious as Leukemia to get Reigns over. They could have tweaked his character. Gave him new gear, done something stupid like they are doing with Bray Wyatt, or just gave up turned him heel, and then hoped for him to get over.
I lean more towards by exposing his illness, they hoped that would make him more popular, perhaps knowing his treatment or type would not be so aggressive that he would return in a short period of time.
Ultimately, I think it's taken the momentum from his character as people are real flat on Reigns right now. They don't want to boo him out of sympathy, but don't want to cheer him either.
Bottom line, the fans will turn and start booing him all over again, because he is going to be the focal point of Smackdown, and eventually Kofi will drop the title to a pawn who will be there for Roman's taking.
I don't fully understand how it all works (unlike the OP, who says he knows it is fake, despite not being a doctor).
But I have read up on cancers, since I lost a brother to it.
I depends on a few factors. Firstly, is his leukemia contained to one part of the body. If so, then the outcome is a lot better. My brother's cancer spread, which makes the prognosis worse, and often there is no recovery. So, if it was in one area, and didn't spread, the outcome can be good.
Secondly, it depends on how soon it is detected. If detected early, then the outcome is good as well. The fact that this is the second time Roman has had leukemia (he said in his speech that his leukemia had "come back") means that he would be tested often by doctors, making detection early on more likely, as they monitor it often.
Also, I have read about other sportspeople who have overcome cancer, and diet and fitness helped them. The fact that Roman is a fit person (by wrestling all the time, and having to watch his weight and diet to train properly) probably helped his cause immensely as well.
So, it is very possible that Roman could have recovered quickly, especially with modern medical advancements. Also, many have survived from leukemia, as well as many have died from it. But if some of these factors played a part (regular checkups, early detection, fitness etc) played a part, it could have gone a long way towards recovery.
The fact is,most of us aren't privy to all the details, as that is between him and his doctors (and I respect that). But a recovery like Roman's is far from impossible, and I am willing to give the benefit of the doubt. Unless Aquaman6866 is a doctor, and can provide iron-clad proof ( eg medical records) that PROVE that Roman DIDN'T have cancer, then I believe that Roman has recovered from leukemia.