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Lily Somerton, 21, is experiencing a cryptic pregnancy, where a woman doesn't know she's expecting.
A self-confessed "it girl" is having her entire shoulder removed and replaced with metal after doctors discovered an avocado-sized tumour in her left shoulder joint. Cat Holden, 23, went from working in London and going on holidays abroad, to living back with her parents and needing 24-hour care and says the diagnosis ruined her life. She experienced her first symptoms - a shoulder twinge and weak arms - a year before diagnosis, initially believing she'd injured herself at the gym. But after a round of physiotherapy and a misdiagnosis of tendonitis, Cat visited a private health clinic asking for an MRI. On January 10, 2024, doctors spotted an avocado-sized tumour in her left shoulder and, on March 8, she was told it was cancerous.
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The Princess of Wales has provided an update on a new project, the first since her cancer diagnosis. She has taken time away from public duty following treatment.
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Michael Eedle was given an indefinite hospital order which means he cannot be released without the approval of doctors and the Ministry of Justice
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