Linda Nolan, the TV star battling cancer, has shared both ‘bad news’ and ‘good news’ with her followers, providing a mix of hope and challenges in her health journey. In a heartfelt column for The Mirror, the 65-year-old singer from Blackpool discussed her ongoing fight with secondary breast cancer since her initial diagnosis in 2006, which escalated in 2020 with a relapse impacting her liver. Last year, she faced another setback with a brain tumour and subsequently began immunotherapy treatment.
Sharing a poignant memory of her sister Bernie’s sudden loss of mobility in her legs, Linda recounted a similar experience she is now facing, making her ‘unsteady on her feet’. Despite the difficulties, Linda has found moments of solace, such as a tea party hosted by her sister-in-law Annie, filled with chatter and camaraderie, highlighting the power of connection and conversation during tough times.
Amid the challenges, Linda also received a glimmer of hope as she visited her oncologist, who shared positive news that her tumours remained stable following her new treatment. This encouraging update uplifted Linda’s spirits, providing a beacon of light in an otherwise tumultuous journey.
As she reflected on a ‘difficult week’ that led to a few days spent in bed, Linda expressed gratitude for the support of her family and the reassurance of a panic button she wears around her neck. Despite the uncertainties that come with her health battle, Linda remains resilient and optimistic, cherishing uplifting moments and embracing the strength she finds in moments of connection and positive news.
Through her candid sharing of both challenges and hopeful developments, Linda Nolan continues to inspire with her unwavering courage and determination in the face of adversity.