At first, the woman was assured that she had sciatica.
Natasha Stacy, 28, from Wales, was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer after suffering from back pain for a year, initially attributed to acute sciatica.
Mirror writes about this.
This fall, a mother of two suffered from back pain, but doctors believed that her pain was caused by acute sciatica. Over time, her pain became unbearable and the patient asked the doctors for additional tests.
An MRI scan revealed a tumor on her spine, as well as brain damage. Subsequently, the tumor was diagnosed as an “aggressive” form of oncology. The woman underwent surgery to remove a spinal tumor and is currently undergoing treatment at Clutterbridge Cancer Center in Merseyside.
“You never expect to hear this news at such a young age, and I don't think any of us thought that this will be the result. We want to make this Christmas special, “says the sick sister and adds,” There will be a difficult path ahead, but she is the strongest, most courageous and decisive, beautiful woman. She has a fire in her soul and is a real inspiration “.
