Learning I had stage three cancer wasn't the worst news I received this year

Learning I had stage three cancer wasn't the worst news I received this year

Learning she had stage three ovarian cancer was not the worst news Enlli Thompson has faced this year. That came later when she was told, aged just 19, that surgeons needed to remove her womb. It followed months of worrying symptoms and fruitless visits to her GP and local A&E. In exasperation, the teenager had demanded a second opinion that led hospital doctors to find a 10cm mass, which tests confirmed was cancerous. “I thought finding out tha…