Woman, 34, who put ‘dry cough’ down to flu is diagnosed with one-in-a-million disease that kills half its victims
A MUM’s typical ‘flu’ symptoms turned out to be the signs of a little-known but very aggressive cancer. Emma Snape, from Lancashire, began to come down with cold-like symptoms in ...
Mum of two, 34, thought she had 'bad flu' - but it was a one-in-a-million cancer that quickly kills half of those who get it
Emma Snape, 34, from Lancashire was given the heartbreaking diagnosis of an ultra-rare form of cancer that affects the cells ...
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Twin's heartbreak as sister's 'flu' turns out to be incurable illness
Kym Snape, 34, was devastated when her twin sister Emma Snape, also 34, was diagnosed with epithelioid hemangioendothelioma ...
Twin's heartbreak as sister's cold turned out to be rare cancer
A twin has shared her heartbreak after her sister’s ‘flu’ turned out to be a ‘one in a million’ type of terminal cancer. Kym ...
'I thought I had the flu but tests showed I have a rare form of terminal cancer'
A twin has revealed her heartbreak after her sister was told she had a rare form of cancer. Having initially thought the ...
Twin's heartbreak as sister's 'flu' turns out to be something far worse
Kym Snape, 34, said it has been "the hardest year" after her sister Emma Snape, also 34, was diagnosed with epithelioid ...
Twin's heartbreak as sister thought she had flu but it was actually 'one in a million' cancer'
A twin has spoken of her heartbreak after her sister's symptoms, initially thought to be the flu, actually turned out to be a ...
Twin's 'flu' turned out to be one in a million terminal cancer
A twin has shared her heartbreak after her sister's 'flu' turned out to be a "one in a million" type of terminal cancer.
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September is Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month: Know the facts and symptoms
September is an important month for me because it is Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month. I am a 15-year survivor of ovarian ...
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My twin sister was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer - it's heartbreaking watching her go through this
A Lancashire woman is raising money for her twin sister who was diagnosed with an extremely rare form of cancer.
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HSE issue urgent warning over ‘difficult to recognise’ signs of deadly cancer- here’s the four symptoms to watch for
Surgery will be performed to remove as much of the cancer as possible. This will usually involve removing both ovaries, the womb, the fallopian tubes and the omentum tissue. Chemotherapy or ...