Former singer Linda Nolan has emotionally updated her fans on her ongoing battle with cancer, revealing both ‘bad news’ and a glimmer of hope. The 65-year-old, residing in Blackpool, has been fighting secondary breast cancer since 2017, following her initial breast cancer diagnosis in 2006. In 2020, the news of cancer’s return for the third time surfaced, affecting her liver. Last year, Linda faced another hurdle with the discovery of a tumour on her brain’s left side, leading to immunotherapy treatment.
In a heartfelt column for The Mirror, Linda recounted a distressing incident involving her sister Bernie’s sudden loss of leg control, a challenge she now experiences, feeling increasingly unsteady on her feet. The singer vividly described instances of falling and using furniture to pull herself up, highlighting the importance of her family’s support and the panic button she wears. Linda expressed gratitude for stable scan results following new treatment, despite a ‘difficult week’ with some days spent in bed.
Reflecting on uplifting moments, Linda mentioned a tea party hosted by her sister-in-law and the positive news conveyed by her oncologist after a scan. Despite setbacks, Linda found solace in meaningful conversations and medical progress. Linda’s openness about her health journey resonated with readers, showcasing resilience and the power of support during challenging times. Her courage and optimism continue to inspire many amid her cancer battle.