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A woman who claims that doctors failed to diagnose her terminal cancer during 16 appointments has given up on the NHS and gone abroad for care.
And now, after pioneering treatment in Germany costing thousands of pounds, Leigh Naylor is showing signs of recovery from cervical cancer.
Within weeks of the treatment, her "incurable" 8cm tumour –which she says medics here took 18 months to spot – started to shrink.
The cancer cells in her cervix are also showing signs of dying off, and doctors believe her condition will continue to improve.
http://www.middevongazette.co.uk/Ca...howing-signs/story-21464777-detail/story.html
And now, after pioneering treatment in Germany costing thousands of pounds, Leigh Naylor is showing signs of recovery from cervical cancer.
Within weeks of the treatment, her "incurable" 8cm tumour –which she says medics here took 18 months to spot – started to shrink.
The cancer cells in her cervix are also showing signs of dying off, and doctors believe her condition will continue to improve.
http://www.middevongazette.co.uk/Ca...howing-signs/story-21464777-detail/story.html