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Von XXXL zu XS: Mikaela Cameron aus Sydney hat innerhalb eines Jahres über 60 Kilo abgenommen
SONDERKONDITIONEN: Satzpreis!
WORDS BYLINE: Andrea Caknis
A woman who weighed more than 20st (127.7kg) lost nearly half her body weight in a year and is now preparing for her first bodybuilding competition.
Mikaela Cameron, 29, says she was “obese, depressed and lost” and knew that she had to reshape her mind and body.
This spurred her on to undergo gastric sleeve surgery in November 2023, after which she lost a staggering 9st 10lb (61.7kg).
But she insists that the operation was not a quick fix - and that losing weight and maintaining her new body requires daily commitment.
"Some days, I'm truly blown away by how much my body has transformed,” she says. “There's no secret: the gastric sleeve changed my life, but it's a tool, and you need to use it right.
“You can regain weight or not lose it. I used it to shift my mindset, change my lifestyle, and take control of my life. Getting the gastric sleeve isn't a quick fix; it's not the answer unless you're ready to put in the work"
She is also quick to correct those who assume her transformation is down to luck.
"I'm not 'lucky' – I work hard,” she says. “I train five days a week, even when I don't feel like it.
“I've completely changed my relationship with food and binging. I see food as fuel and learned to love the foods I once hated because I know they're good for my body."
Mikaela began 2024 weighing 17st 4lb (110kg). By December she was down to 10st 13lb (69.4kg) and now weighs 10st 5lb (66kg).
She had a major setback after developing gallstones, a possible complication with gastric sleeve surgery, and had her gallbladder removed in October.
"My surgery was delayed by seven hours, which had my anxiety through the roof, but I finally made it through. The first few days were tough with intense pain, especially in my shoulders from the gas they use in surgery, but I'm grateful to be surrounded by such an incredible support network," she says.
Mikaela credits her success to consistency and urges other ***
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Von XXXL zu XS: Mikaela Cameron aus Sydney hat innerhalb eines Jahres über 60 Kilo abgenommen
SONDERKONDITIONEN: Satzpreis!
WORDS BYLINE: Andrea Caknis
A woman who weighed more than 20st (127.7kg) lost nearly half her body weight in a year and is now preparing for her first bodybuilding competition.
Mikaela Cameron, 29, says she was “obese, depressed and lost” and knew that she had to reshape her mind and body.
This spurred her on to undergo gastric sleeve surgery in November 2023, after which she lost a staggering 9st 10lb (61.7kg).
But she insists that the operation was not a quick fix - and that losing weight and maintaining her new body requires daily commitment.
"Some days, I'm truly blown away by how much my body has transformed,” she says. “There's no secret: the gastric sleeve changed my life, but it's a tool, and you need to use it right.
“You can regain weight or not lose it. I used it to shift my mindset, change my lifestyle, and take control of my life. Getting the gastric sleeve isn't a quick fix; it's not the answer unless you're ready to put in the work"
She is also quick to correct those who assume her transformation is down to luck.
"I'm not 'lucky' – I work hard,” she says. “I train five days a week, even when I don't feel like it.
“I've completely changed my relationship with food and binging. I see food as fuel and learned to love the foods I once hated because I know they're good for my body."
Mikaela began 2024 weighing 17st 4lb (110kg). By December she was down to 10st 13lb (69.4kg) and now weighs 10st 5lb (66kg).
She had a major setback after developing gallstones, a possible complication with gastric sleeve surgery, and had her gallbladder removed in October.
"My surgery was delayed by seven hours, which had my anxiety through the roof, but I finally made it through. The first few days were tough with intense pain, especially in my shoulders from the gas they use in surgery, but I'm grateful to be surrounded by such an incredible support network," she says.
Mikaela credits her success to consistency and urges other ***
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Von XXXL zu XS: Mikaela Cameron aus Sydney hat innerhalb eines Jahres über 60 Kilo abgenommen
SONDERKONDITIONEN: Satzpreis!
WORDS BYLINE: Andrea Caknis
A woman who weighed more than 20st (127.7kg) lost nearly half her body weight in a year and is now preparing for her first bodybuilding competition.
Mikaela Cameron, 29, says she was “obese, depressed and lost” and knew that she had to reshape her mind and body.
This spurred her on to undergo gastric sleeve surgery in November 2023, after which she lost a staggering 9st 10lb (61.7kg).
But she insists that the operation was not a quick fix - and that losing weight and maintaining her new body requires daily commitment.
"Some days, I'm truly blown away by how much my body has transformed,” she says. “There's no secret: the gastric sleeve changed my life, but it's a tool, and you need to use it right.
“You can regain weight or not lose it. I used it to shift my mindset, change my lifestyle, and take control of my life. Getting the gastric sleeve isn't a quick fix; it's not the answer unless you're ready to put in the work"
She is also quick to correct those who assume her transformation is down to luck.
"I'm not 'lucky' – I work hard,” she says. “I train five days a week, even when I don't feel like it.
“I've completely changed my relationship with food and binging. I see food as fuel and learned to love the foods I once hated because I know they're good for my body."
Mikaela began 2024 weighing 17st 4lb (110kg). By December she was down to 10st 13lb (69.4kg) and now weighs 10st 5lb (66kg).
She had a major setback after developing gallstones, a possible complication with gastric sleeve surgery, and had her gallbladder removed in October.
"My surgery was delayed by seven hours, which had my anxiety through the roof, but I finally made it through. The first few days were tough with intense pain, especially in my shoulders from the gas they use in surgery, but I'm grateful to be surrounded by such an incredible support network," she says.
Mikaela credits her success to consistency and urges other ***
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Von XXXL zu XS: Mikaela Cameron aus Sydney hat innerhalb eines Jahres über 60 Kilo abgenommen
SONDERKONDITIONEN: Satzpreis!
WORDS BYLINE: Andrea Caknis
A woman who weighed more than 20st (127.7kg) lost nearly half her body weight in a year and is now preparing for her first bodybuilding competition.
Mikaela Cameron, 29, says she was “obese, depressed and lost” and knew that she had to reshape her mind and body.
This spurred her on to undergo gastric sleeve surgery in November 2023, after which she lost a staggering 9st 10lb (61.7kg).
But she insists that the operation was not a quick fix - and that losing weight and maintaining her new body requires daily commitment.
"Some days, I'm truly blown away by how much my body has transformed,” she says. “There's no secret: the gastric sleeve changed my life, but it's a tool, and you need to use it right.
“You can regain weight or not lose it. I used it to shift my mindset, change my lifestyle, and take control of my life. Getting the gastric sleeve isn't a quick fix; it's not the answer unless you're ready to put in the work"
She is also quick to correct those who assume her transformation is down to luck.
"I'm not 'lucky' – I work hard,” she says. “I train five days a week, even when I don't feel like it.
“I've completely changed my relationship with food and binging. I see food as fuel and learned to love the foods I once hated because I know they're good for my body."
Mikaela began 2024 weighing 17st 4lb (110kg). By December she was down to 10st 13lb (69.4kg) and now weighs 10st 5lb (66kg).
She had a major setback after developing gallstones, a possible complication with gastric sleeve surgery, and had her gallbladder removed in October.
"My surgery was delayed by seven hours, which had my anxiety through the roof, but I finally made it through. The first few days were tough with intense pain, especially in my shoulders from the gas they use in surgery, but I'm grateful to be surrounded by such an incredible support network," she says.
Mikaela credits her success to consistency and urges other ***
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Von XXXL zu XS: Mikaela Cameron aus Sydney hat innerhalb eines Jahres über 60 Kilo abgenommen
SONDERKONDITIONEN: Satzpreis!
WORDS BYLINE: Andrea Caknis
A woman who weighed more than 20st (127.7kg) lost nearly half her body weight in a year and is now preparing for her first bodybuilding competition.
Mikaela Cameron, 29, says she was “obese, depressed and lost” and knew that she had to reshape her mind and body.
This spurred her on to undergo gastric sleeve surgery in November 2023, after which she lost a staggering 9st 10lb (61.7kg).
But she insists that the operation was not a quick fix - and that losing weight and maintaining her new body requires daily commitment.
"Some days, I'm truly blown away by how much my body has transformed,” she says. “There's no secret: the gastric sleeve changed my life, but it's a tool, and you need to use it right.
“You can regain weight or not lose it. I used it to shift my mindset, change my lifestyle, and take control of my life. Getting the gastric sleeve isn't a quick fix; it's not the answer unless you're ready to put in the work"
She is also quick to correct those who assume her transformation is down to luck.
"I'm not 'lucky' – I work hard,” she says. “I train five days a week, even when I don't feel like it.
“I've completely changed my relationship with food and binging. I see food as fuel and learned to love the foods I once hated because I know they're good for my body."
Mikaela began 2024 weighing 17st 4lb (110kg). By December she was down to 10st 13lb (69.4kg) and now weighs 10st 5lb (66kg).
She had a major setback after developing gallstones, a possible complication with gastric sleeve surgery, and had her gallbladder removed in October.
"My surgery was delayed by seven hours, which had my anxiety through the roof, but I finally made it through. The first few days were tough with intense pain, especially in my shoulders from the gas they use in surgery, but I'm grateful to be surrounded by such an incredible support network," she says.
Mikaela credits her success to consistency and urges other ***
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Von XXXL zu XS: Mikaela Cameron aus Sydney hat innerhalb eines Jahres über 60 Kilo abgenommen
SONDERKONDITIONEN: Satzpreis!
WORDS BYLINE: Andrea Caknis
A woman who weighed more than 20st (127.7kg) lost nearly half her body weight in a year and is now preparing for her first bodybuilding competition.
Mikaela Cameron, 29, says she was “obese, depressed and lost” and knew that she had to reshape her mind and body.
This spurred her on to undergo gastric sleeve surgery in November 2023, after which she lost a staggering 9st 10lb (61.7kg).
But she insists that the operation was not a quick fix - and that losing weight and maintaining her new body requires daily commitment.
"Some days, I'm truly blown away by how much my body has transformed,” she says. “There's no secret: the gastric sleeve changed my life, but it's a tool, and you need to use it right.
“You can regain weight or not lose it. I used it to shift my mindset, change my lifestyle, and take control of my life. Getting the gastric sleeve isn't a quick fix; it's not the answer unless you're ready to put in the work"
She is also quick to correct those who assume her transformation is down to luck.
"I'm not 'lucky' – I work hard,” she says. “I train five days a week, even when I don't feel like it.
“I've completely changed my relationship with food and binging. I see food as fuel and learned to love the foods I once hated because I know they're good for my body."
Mikaela began 2024 weighing 17st 4lb (110kg). By December she was down to 10st 13lb (69.4kg) and now weighs 10st 5lb (66kg).
She had a major setback after developing gallstones, a possible complication with gastric sleeve surgery, and had her gallbladder removed in October.
"My surgery was delayed by seven hours, which had my anxiety through the roof, but I finally made it through. The first few days were tough with intense pain, especially in my shoulders from the gas they use in surgery, but I'm grateful to be surrounded by such an incredible support network," she says.
Mikaela credits her success to consistency and urges other ***
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Von XXXL zu XS: Mikaela Cameron aus Sydney hat innerhalb eines Jahres über 60 Kilo abgenommen
SONDERKONDITIONEN: Satzpreis!
WORDS BYLINE: Andrea Caknis
A woman who weighed more than 20st (127.7kg) lost nearly half her body weight in a year and is now preparing for her first bodybuilding competition.
Mikaela Cameron, 29, says she was “obese, depressed and lost” and knew that she had to reshape her mind and body.
This spurred her on to undergo gastric sleeve surgery in November 2023, after which she lost a staggering 9st 10lb (61.7kg).
But she insists that the operation was not a quick fix - and that losing weight and maintaining her new body requires daily commitment.
"Some days, I'm truly blown away by how much my body has transformed,” she says. “There's no secret: the gastric sleeve changed my life, but it's a tool, and you need to use it right.
“You can regain weight or not lose it. I used it to shift my mindset, change my lifestyle, and take control of my life. Getting the gastric sleeve isn't a quick fix; it's not the answer unless you're ready to put in the work"
She is also quick to correct those who assume her transformation is down to luck.
"I'm not 'lucky' – I work hard,” she says. “I train five days a week, even when I don't feel like it.
“I've completely changed my relationship with food and binging. I see food as fuel and learned to love the foods I once hated because I know they're good for my body."
Mikaela began 2024 weighing 17st 4lb (110kg). By December she was down to 10st 13lb (69.4kg) and now weighs 10st 5lb (66kg).
She had a major setback after developing gallstones, a possible complication with gastric sleeve surgery, and had her gallbladder removed in October.
"My surgery was delayed by seven hours, which had my anxiety through the roof, but I finally made it through. The first few days were tough with intense pain, especially in my shoulders from the gas they use in surgery, but I'm grateful to be surrounded by such an incredible support network," she says.
Mikaela credits her success to consistency and urges other ***
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Von XXXL zu XS: Mikaela Cameron aus Sydney hat innerhalb eines Jahres über 60 Kilo abgenommen
SONDERKONDITIONEN: Satzpreis!
WORDS BYLINE: Andrea Caknis
A woman who weighed more than 20st (127.7kg) lost nearly half her body weight in a year and is now preparing for her first bodybuilding competition.
Mikaela Cameron, 29, says she was “obese, depressed and lost” and knew that she had to reshape her mind and body.
This spurred her on to undergo gastric sleeve surgery in November 2023, after which she lost a staggering 9st 10lb (61.7kg).
But she insists that the operation was not a quick fix - and that losing weight and maintaining her new body requires daily commitment.
"Some days, I'm truly blown away by how much my body has transformed,” she says. “There's no secret: the gastric sleeve changed my life, but it's a tool, and you need to use it right.
“You can regain weight or not lose it. I used it to shift my mindset, change my lifestyle, and take control of my life. Getting the gastric sleeve isn't a quick fix; it's not the answer unless you're ready to put in the work"
She is also quick to correct those who assume her transformation is down to luck.
"I'm not 'lucky' – I work hard,” she says. “I train five days a week, even when I don't feel like it.
“I've completely changed my relationship with food and binging. I see food as fuel and learned to love the foods I once hated because I know they're good for my body."
Mikaela began 2024 weighing 17st 4lb (110kg). By December she was down to 10st 13lb (69.4kg) and now weighs 10st 5lb (66kg).
She had a major setback after developing gallstones, a possible complication with gastric sleeve surgery, and had her gallbladder removed in October.
"My surgery was delayed by seven hours, which had my anxiety through the roof, but I finally made it through. The first few days were tough with intense pain, especially in my shoulders from the gas they use in surgery, but I'm grateful to be surrounded by such an incredible support network," she says.
Mikaela credits her success to consistency and urges other ***
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Von XXXL zu XS: Mikaela Cameron aus Sydney hat innerhalb eines Jahres über 60 Kilo abgenommen
SONDERKONDITIONEN: Satzpreis!
WORDS BYLINE: Andrea Caknis
A woman who weighed more than 20st (127.7kg) lost nearly half her body weight in a year and is now preparing for her first bodybuilding competition.
Mikaela Cameron, 29, says she was “obese, depressed and lost” and knew that she had to reshape her mind and body.
This spurred her on to undergo gastric sleeve surgery in November 2023, after which she lost a staggering 9st 10lb (61.7kg).
But she insists that the operation was not a quick fix - and that losing weight and maintaining her new body requires daily commitment.
"Some days, I'm truly blown away by how much my body has transformed,” she says. “There's no secret: the gastric sleeve changed my life, but it's a tool, and you need to use it right.
“You can regain weight or not lose it. I used it to shift my mindset, change my lifestyle, and take control of my life. Getting the gastric sleeve isn't a quick fix; it's not the answer unless you're ready to put in the work"
She is also quick to correct those who assume her transformation is down to luck.
"I'm not 'lucky' – I work hard,” she says. “I train five days a week, even when I don't feel like it.
“I've completely changed my relationship with food and binging. I see food as fuel and learned to love the foods I once hated because I know they're good for my body."
Mikaela began 2024 weighing 17st 4lb (110kg). By December she was down to 10st 13lb (69.4kg) and now weighs 10st 5lb (66kg).
She had a major setback after developing gallstones, a possible complication with gastric sleeve surgery, and had her gallbladder removed in October.
"My surgery was delayed by seven hours, which had my anxiety through the roof, but I finally made it through. The first few days were tough with intense pain, especially in my shoulders from the gas they use in surgery, but I'm grateful to be surrounded by such an incredible support network," she says.
Mikaela credits her success to consistency and urges other ***
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Von XXXL zu XS: Mikaela Cameron aus Sydney hat innerhalb eines Jahres über 60 Kilo abgenommen
SONDERKONDITIONEN: Satzpreis!
WORDS BYLINE: Andrea Caknis
A woman who weighed more than 20st (127.7kg) lost nearly half her body weight in a year and is now preparing for her first bodybuilding competition.
Mikaela Cameron, 29, says she was “obese, depressed and lost” and knew that she had to reshape her mind and body.
This spurred her on to undergo gastric sleeve surgery in November 2023, after which she lost a staggering 9st 10lb (61.7kg).
But she insists that the operation was not a quick fix - and that losing weight and maintaining her new body requires daily commitment.
"Some days, I'm truly blown away by how much my body has transformed,” she says. “There's no secret: the gastric sleeve changed my life, but it's a tool, and you need to use it right.
“You can regain weight or not lose it. I used it to shift my mindset, change my lifestyle, and take control of my life. Getting the gastric sleeve isn't a quick fix; it's not the answer unless you're ready to put in the work"
She is also quick to correct those who assume her transformation is down to luck.
"I'm not 'lucky' – I work hard,” she says. “I train five days a week, even when I don't feel like it.
“I've completely changed my relationship with food and binging. I see food as fuel and learned to love the foods I once hated because I know they're good for my body."
Mikaela began 2024 weighing 17st 4lb (110kg). By December she was down to 10st 13lb (69.4kg) and now weighs 10st 5lb (66kg).
She had a major setback after developing gallstones, a possible complication with gastric sleeve surgery, and had her gallbladder removed in October.
"My surgery was delayed by seven hours, which had my anxiety through the roof, but I finally made it through. The first few days were tough with intense pain, especially in my shoulders from the gas they use in surgery, but I'm grateful to be surrounded by such an incredible support network," she says.
Mikaela credits her success to consistency and urges other ***
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Von XXXL zu XS: Mikaela Cameron aus Sydney hat innerhalb eines Jahres über 60 Kilo abgenommen
SONDERKONDITIONEN: Satzpreis!
WORDS BYLINE: Andrea Caknis
A woman who weighed more than 20st (127.7kg) lost nearly half her body weight in a year and is now preparing for her first bodybuilding competition.
Mikaela Cameron, 29, says she was “obese, depressed and lost” and knew that she had to reshape her mind and body.
This spurred her on to undergo gastric sleeve surgery in November 2023, after which she lost a staggering 9st 10lb (61.7kg).
But she insists that the operation was not a quick fix - and that losing weight and maintaining her new body requires daily commitment.
"Some days, I'm truly blown away by how much my body has transformed,” she says. “There's no secret: the gastric sleeve changed my life, but it's a tool, and you need to use it right.
“You can regain weight or not lose it. I used it to shift my mindset, change my lifestyle, and take control of my life. Getting the gastric sleeve isn't a quick fix; it's not the answer unless you're ready to put in the work"
She is also quick to correct those who assume her transformation is down to luck.
"I'm not 'lucky' – I work hard,” she says. “I train five days a week, even when I don't feel like it.
“I've completely changed my relationship with food and binging. I see food as fuel and learned to love the foods I once hated because I know they're good for my body."
Mikaela began 2024 weighing 17st 4lb (110kg). By December she was down to 10st 13lb (69.4kg) and now weighs 10st 5lb (66kg).
She had a major setback after developing gallstones, a possible complication with gastric sleeve surgery, and had her gallbladder removed in October.
"My surgery was delayed by seven hours, which had my anxiety through the roof, but I finally made it through. The first few days were tough with intense pain, especially in my shoulders from the gas they use in surgery, but I'm grateful to be surrounded by such an incredible support network," she says.
Mikaela credits her success to consistency and urges other ***
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DUK10162926_007
Von XXXL zu XS: Mikaela Cameron aus Sydney hat innerhalb eines Jahres über 60 Kilo abgenommen
SONDERKONDITIONEN: Satzpreis!
WORDS BYLINE: Andrea Caknis
A woman who weighed more than 20st (127.7kg) lost nearly half her body weight in a year and is now preparing for her first bodybuilding competition.
Mikaela Cameron, 29, says she was “obese, depressed and lost” and knew that she had to reshape her mind and body.
This spurred her on to undergo gastric sleeve surgery in November 2023, after which she lost a staggering 9st 10lb (61.7kg).
But she insists that the operation was not a quick fix - and that losing weight and maintaining her new body requires daily commitment.
"Some days, I'm truly blown away by how much my body has transformed,” she says. “There's no secret: the gastric sleeve changed my life, but it's a tool, and you need to use it right.
“You can regain weight or not lose it. I used it to shift my mindset, change my lifestyle, and take control of my life. Getting the gastric sleeve isn't a quick fix; it's not the answer unless you're ready to put in the work"
She is also quick to correct those who assume her transformation is down to luck.
"I'm not 'lucky' – I work hard,” she says. “I train five days a week, even when I don't feel like it.
“I've completely changed my relationship with food and binging. I see food as fuel and learned to love the foods I once hated because I know they're good for my body."
Mikaela began 2024 weighing 17st 4lb (110kg). By December she was down to 10st 13lb (69.4kg) and now weighs 10st 5lb (66kg).
She had a major setback after developing gallstones, a possible complication with gastric sleeve surgery, and had her gallbladder removed in October.
"My surgery was delayed by seven hours, which had my anxiety through the roof, but I finally made it through. The first few days were tough with intense pain, especially in my shoulders from the gas they use in surgery, but I'm grateful to be surrounded by such an incredible support network," she says.
Mikaela credits her success to consistency and urges other ***
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Letizia und Felipe besuchen Jaca
beim Besuch im Kloster St. Juan de la Pena in der Stadt Jaca in der spanischen Provinz Huesca, Spanien, 08. Juli 2020. *** Local Caption *** 02063517
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SCHICKSALE - Guter Ausgang: Junge Mutter freut sich über ihr Baby nach einer Mastektomie in der Schwangerschaft
Suzanne at race for life (PA Real Life/Collect) *** Mum who had a mastectomy whilst pregnant
celebrates Mothers Day with miracle baby she
feared shed never meet
By Jamie Blue Mountain, PA Real Life
A mum who had a mastectomy to remove her left breast at 19 weeks pregnant celebrated
Mothers Day yesterday with her two daughters and the miracle baby boy she feared she
might never meet.
Primary school teaching tutor Suzanne Bell, 40, discovered a lump in her left breast nine
weeks into her pregnancy, as she rubbed Bio-Oil into her body to prevent stretch marks,
but was initially unconcerned, thinking she was "too young to have cancer."
Booking a "just in case" appointment with her GP two weeks later, she was then referred
to Warrington and Halton Teaching Hospitals Breast Clinic, near her home in Warrington,
Cheshire, on April 23.
When she arrived at the appointment with her partner, primary school teacher Craig
Thompson, 31, she still saw it as "a precaution."
But when, after having a physical examination and ultrasound scan, the doctors asked to
take a biopsy - a sample of tissue for closer examination - she suddenly realised, this
could be serious.
"I'd gone from thinking it was absolutely nothing to feeling sick to my stomach with worry
in seconds," said Suzanne, whose daughters Sienna, eight, and Grace, four, are from a
previous relationship.
"Everybody there, including Craig, told me to stop panicking, but I couldn't shake the
feeling that something terrible was going to happen."
And three days later, by which point she was 16 weeks pregnant, Suzanne was invited to
a follow up appointment, where doctors told her she had s tage one breast cancer, saying
they had found a 4.5cm tumour in her left breast.
"I took Grace shopping that morning to take my mind off the appointment," she recalled.
"I even took some of Craig's schoolwork to look at while I sat in the waiting room. Lord
knows what I looked like cutting up a carrier bag of laminat
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SCHICKSALE - Guter Ausgang: Junge Mutter freut sich über ihr Baby nach einer Mastektomie in der Schwangerschaft
Craig and Suzanne (PA Real Life/Collect) *** Mum who had a mastectomy whilst pregnant
celebrates Mothers Day with miracle baby she
feared shed never meet
By Jamie Blue Mountain, PA Real Life
A mum who had a mastectomy to remove her left breast at 19 weeks pregnant celebrated
Mothers Day yesterday with her two daughters and the miracle baby boy she feared she
might never meet.
Primary school teaching tutor Suzanne Bell, 40, discovered a lump in her left breast nine
weeks into her pregnancy, as she rubbed Bio-Oil into her body to prevent stretch marks,
but was initially unconcerned, thinking she was "too young to have cancer."
Booking a "just in case" appointment with her GP two weeks later, she was then referred
to Warrington and Halton Teaching Hospitals Breast Clinic, near her home in Warrington,
Cheshire, on April 23.
When she arrived at the appointment with her partner, primary school teacher Craig
Thompson, 31, she still saw it as "a precaution."
But when, after having a physical examination and ultrasound scan, the doctors asked to
take a biopsy - a sample of tissue for closer examination - she suddenly realised, this
could be serious.
"I'd gone from thinking it was absolutely nothing to feeling sick to my stomach with worry
in seconds," said Suzanne, whose daughters Sienna, eight, and Grace, four, are from a
previous relationship.
"Everybody there, including Craig, told me to stop panicking, but I couldn't shake the
feeling that something terrible was going to happen."
And three days later, by which point she was 16 weeks pregnant, Suzanne was invited to
a follow up appointment, where doctors told her she had s tage one breast cancer, saying
they had found a 4.5cm tumour in her left breast.
"I took Grace shopping that morning to take my mind off the appointment," she recalled.
"I even took some of Craig's schoolwork to look at while I sat in the waiting room. Lord
knows what I looked like cutting up a carrier bag of laminated colo
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SCHICKSALE - Guter Ausgang: Junge Mutter freut sich über ihr Baby nach einer Mastektomie in der Schwangerschaft
Grace, Theo and Sienna (PA Real Life/Collect) *** Mum who had a mastectomy whilst pregnant
celebrates Mothers Day with miracle baby she
feared shed never meet
By Jamie Blue Mountain, PA Real Life
A mum who had a mastectomy to remove her left breast at 19 weeks pregnant celebrated
Mothers Day yesterday with her two daughters and the miracle baby boy she feared she
might never meet.
Primary school teaching tutor Suzanne Bell, 40, discovered a lump in her left breast nine
weeks into her pregnancy, as she rubbed Bio-Oil into her body to prevent stretch marks,
but was initially unconcerned, thinking she was "too young to have cancer."
Booking a "just in case" appointment with her GP two weeks later, she was then referred
to Warrington and Halton Teaching Hospitals Breast Clinic, near her home in Warrington,
Cheshire, on April 23.
When she arrived at the appointment with her partner, primary school teacher Craig
Thompson, 31, she still saw it as "a precaution."
But when, after having a physical examination and ultrasound scan, the doctors asked to
take a biopsy - a sample of tissue for closer examination - she suddenly realised, this
could be serious.
"I'd gone from thinking it was absolutely nothing to feeling sick to my stomach with worry
in seconds," said Suzanne, whose daughters Sienna, eight, and Grace, four, are from a
previous relationship.
"Everybody there, including Craig, told me to stop panicking, but I couldn't shake the
feeling that something terrible was going to happen."
And three days later, by which point she was 16 weeks pregnant, Suzanne was invited to
a follow up appointment, where doctors told her she had s tage one breast cancer, saying
they had found a 4.5cm tumour in her left breast.
"I took Grace shopping that morning to take my mind off the appointment," she recalled.
"I even took some of Craig's schoolwork to look at while I sat in the waiting room. Lord
knows what I looked like cutting up a carrier bag of laminated
(c) Dukas -
DUK10130246_015
SCHICKSALE - Guter Ausgang: Junge Mutter freut sich über ihr Baby nach einer Mastektomie in der Schwangerschaft
Theo and Suzanne (PA Real Life/Collect) *** Mum who had a mastectomy whilst pregnant
celebrates Mothers Day with miracle baby she
feared shed never meet
By Jamie Blue Mountain, PA Real Life
A mum who had a mastectomy to remove her left breast at 19 weeks pregnant celebrated
Mothers Day yesterday with her two daughters and the miracle baby boy she feared she
might never meet.
Primary school teaching tutor Suzanne Bell, 40, discovered a lump in her left breast nine
weeks into her pregnancy, as she rubbed Bio-Oil into her body to prevent stretch marks,
but was initially unconcerned, thinking she was "too young to have cancer."
Booking a "just in case" appointment with her GP two weeks later, she was then referred
to Warrington and Halton Teaching Hospitals Breast Clinic, near her home in Warrington,
Cheshire, on April 23.
When she arrived at the appointment with her partner, primary school teacher Craig
Thompson, 31, she still saw it as "a precaution."
But when, after having a physical examination and ultrasound scan, the doctors asked to
take a biopsy - a sample of tissue for closer examination - she suddenly realised, this
could be serious.
"I'd gone from thinking it was absolutely nothing to feeling sick to my stomach with worry
in seconds," said Suzanne, whose daughters Sienna, eight, and Grace, four, are from a
previous relationship.
"Everybody there, including Craig, told me to stop panicking, but I couldn't shake the
feeling that something terrible was going to happen."
And three days later, by which point she was 16 weeks pregnant, Suzanne was invited to
a follow up appointment, where doctors told her she had s tage one breast cancer, saying
they had found a 4.5cm tumour in her left breast.
"I took Grace shopping that morning to take my mind off the appointment," she recalled.
"I even took some of Craig's schoolwork to look at while I sat in the waiting room. Lord
knows what I looked like cutting up a carrier bag of laminated colou
(c) Dukas -
DUK10130246_004
SCHICKSALE - Guter Ausgang: Junge Mutter freut sich über ihr Baby nach einer Mastektomie in der Schwangerschaft
Baby Theo (PA Real Life/Collect) *** Mum who had a mastectomy whilst pregnant
celebrates Mothers Day with miracle baby she
feared shed never meet
By Jamie Blue Mountain, PA Real Life
A mum who had a mastectomy to remove her left breast at 19 weeks pregnant celebrated
Mothers Day yesterday with her two daughters and the miracle baby boy she feared she
might never meet.
Primary school teaching tutor Suzanne Bell, 40, discovered a lump in her left breast nine
weeks into her pregnancy, as she rubbed Bio-Oil into her body to prevent stretch marks,
but was initially unconcerned, thinking she was "too young to have cancer."
Booking a "just in case" appointment with her GP two weeks later, she was then referred
to Warrington and Halton Teaching Hospitals Breast Clinic, near her home in Warrington,
Cheshire, on April 23.
When she arrived at the appointment with her partner, primary school teacher Craig
Thompson, 31, she still saw it as "a precaution."
But when, after having a physical examination and ultrasound scan, the doctors asked to
take a biopsy - a sample of tissue for closer examination - she suddenly realised, this
could be serious.
"I'd gone from thinking it was absolutely nothing to feeling sick to my stomach with worry
in seconds," said Suzanne, whose daughters Sienna, eight, and Grace, four, are from a
previous relationship.
"Everybody there, including Craig, told me to stop panicking, but I couldn't shake the
feeling that something terrible was going to happen."
And three days later, by which point she was 16 weeks pregnant, Suzanne was invited to
a follow up appointment, where doctors told her she had s tage one breast cancer, saying
they had found a 4.5cm tumour in her left breast.
"I took Grace shopping that morning to take my mind off the appointment," she recalled.
"I even took some of Craig's schoolwork to look at while I sat in the waiting room. Lord
knows what I looked like cutting up a carrier bag of laminated coloured car
(c) Dukas -
DUK10130246_011
SCHICKSALE - Guter Ausgang: Junge Mutter freut sich über ihr Baby nach einer Mastektomie in der Schwangerschaft
Sienna, Theo, Craig, Suzanne and Grace (PA Real Life/Collect) *** Mum who had a mastectomy whilst pregnant
celebrates Mothers Day with miracle baby she
feared shed never meet
By Jamie Blue Mountain, PA Real Life
A mum who had a mastectomy to remove her left breast at 19 weeks pregnant celebrated
Mothers Day yesterday with her two daughters and the miracle baby boy she feared she
might never meet.
Primary school teaching tutor Suzanne Bell, 40, discovered a lump in her left breast nine
weeks into her pregnancy, as she rubbed Bio-Oil into her body to prevent stretch marks,
but was initially unconcerned, thinking she was "too young to have cancer."
Booking a "just in case" appointment with her GP two weeks later, she was then referred
to Warrington and Halton Teaching Hospitals Breast Clinic, near her home in Warrington,
Cheshire, on April 23.
When she arrived at the appointment with her partner, primary school teacher Craig
Thompson, 31, she still saw it as "a precaution."
But when, after having a physical examination and ultrasound scan, the doctors asked to
take a biopsy - a sample of tissue for closer examination - she suddenly realised, this
could be serious.
"I'd gone from thinking it was absolutely nothing to feeling sick to my stomach with worry
in seconds," said Suzanne, whose daughters Sienna, eight, and Grace, four, are from a
previous relationship.
"Everybody there, including Craig, told me to stop panicking, but I couldn't shake the
feeling that something terrible was going to happen."
And three days later, by which point she was 16 weeks pregnant, Suzanne was invited to
a follow up appointment, where doctors told her she had s tage one breast cancer, saying
they had found a 4.5cm tumour in her left breast.
"I took Grace shopping that morning to take my mind off the appointment," she recalled.
"I even took some of Craig's schoolwork to look at while I sat in the waiting room. Lord
knows what I looked like cutting up a carrier
(c) Dukas -
DUK10130246_005
SCHICKSALE - Guter Ausgang: Junge Mutter freut sich über ihr Baby nach einer Mastektomie in der Schwangerschaft
Theo and Sienna (PA Real Life/Collect) *** Mum who had a mastectomy whilst pregnant
celebrates Mothers Day with miracle baby she
feared shed never meet
By Jamie Blue Mountain, PA Real Life
A mum who had a mastectomy to remove her left breast at 19 weeks pregnant celebrated
Mothers Day yesterday with her two daughters and the miracle baby boy she feared she
might never meet.
Primary school teaching tutor Suzanne Bell, 40, discovered a lump in her left breast nine
weeks into her pregnancy, as she rubbed Bio-Oil into her body to prevent stretch marks,
but was initially unconcerned, thinking she was "too young to have cancer."
Booking a "just in case" appointment with her GP two weeks later, she was then referred
to Warrington and Halton Teaching Hospitals Breast Clinic, near her home in Warrington,
Cheshire, on April 23.
When she arrived at the appointment with her partner, primary school teacher Craig
Thompson, 31, she still saw it as "a precaution."
But when, after having a physical examination and ultrasound scan, the doctors asked to
take a biopsy - a sample of tissue for closer examination - she suddenly realised, this
could be serious.
"I'd gone from thinking it was absolutely nothing to feeling sick to my stomach with worry
in seconds," said Suzanne, whose daughters Sienna, eight, and Grace, four, are from a
previous relationship.
"Everybody there, including Craig, told me to stop panicking, but I couldn't shake the
feeling that something terrible was going to happen."
And three days later, by which point she was 16 weeks pregnant, Suzanne was invited to
a follow up appointment, where doctors told her she had s tage one breast cancer, saying
they had found a 4.5cm tumour in her left breast.
"I took Grace shopping that morning to take my mind off the appointment," she recalled.
"I even took some of Craig's schoolwork to look at while I sat in the waiting room. Lord
knows what I looked like cutting up a carrier bag of laminated colour
(c) Dukas -
DUK10130246_010
SCHICKSALE - Guter Ausgang: Junge Mutter freut sich über ihr Baby nach einer Mastektomie in der Schwangerschaft
Halloween family photo (PA Real Life/Collect) *** Mum who had a mastectomy whilst pregnant
celebrates Mothers Day with miracle baby she
feared shed never meet
By Jamie Blue Mountain, PA Real Life
A mum who had a mastectomy to remove her left breast at 19 weeks pregnant celebrated
Mothers Day yesterday with her two daughters and the miracle baby boy she feared she
might never meet.
Primary school teaching tutor Suzanne Bell, 40, discovered a lump in her left breast nine
weeks into her pregnancy, as she rubbed Bio-Oil into her body to prevent stretch marks,
but was initially unconcerned, thinking she was "too young to have cancer."
Booking a "just in case" appointment with her GP two weeks later, she was then referred
to Warrington and Halton Teaching Hospitals Breast Clinic, near her home in Warrington,
Cheshire, on April 23.
When she arrived at the appointment with her partner, primary school teacher Craig
Thompson, 31, she still saw it as "a precaution."
But when, after having a physical examination and ultrasound scan, the doctors asked to
take a biopsy - a sample of tissue for closer examination - she suddenly realised, this
could be serious.
"I'd gone from thinking it was absolutely nothing to feeling sick to my stomach with worry
in seconds," said Suzanne, whose daughters Sienna, eight, and Grace, four, are from a
previous relationship.
"Everybody there, including Craig, told me to stop panicking, but I couldn't shake the
feeling that something terrible was going to happen."
And three days later, by which point she was 16 weeks pregnant, Suzanne was invited to
a follow up appointment, where doctors told her she had s tage one breast cancer, saying
they had found a 4.5cm tumour in her left breast.
"I took Grace shopping that morning to take my mind off the appointment," she recalled.
"I even took some of Craig's schoolwork to look at while I sat in the waiting room. Lord
knows what I looked like cutting up a carrier bag of laminated
(c) Dukas -
DUK10130246_009
SCHICKSALE - Guter Ausgang: Junge Mutter freut sich über ihr Baby nach einer Mastektomie in der Schwangerschaft
Theo's birthday (PA Real Life/Collect) *** Mum who had a mastectomy whilst pregnant
celebrates Mothers Day with miracle baby she
feared shed never meet
By Jamie Blue Mountain, PA Real Life
A mum who had a mastectomy to remove her left breast at 19 weeks pregnant celebrated
Mothers Day yesterday with her two daughters and the miracle baby boy she feared she
might never meet.
Primary school teaching tutor Suzanne Bell, 40, discovered a lump in her left breast nine
weeks into her pregnancy, as she rubbed Bio-Oil into her body to prevent stretch marks,
but was initially unconcerned, thinking she was "too young to have cancer."
Booking a "just in case" appointment with her GP two weeks later, she was then referred
to Warrington and Halton Teaching Hospitals Breast Clinic, near her home in Warrington,
Cheshire, on April 23.
When she arrived at the appointment with her partner, primary school teacher Craig
Thompson, 31, she still saw it as "a precaution."
But when, after having a physical examination and ultrasound scan, the doctors asked to
take a biopsy - a sample of tissue for closer examination - she suddenly realised, this
could be serious.
"I'd gone from thinking it was absolutely nothing to feeling sick to my stomach with worry
in seconds," said Suzanne, whose daughters Sienna, eight, and Grace, four, are from a
previous relationship.
"Everybody there, including Craig, told me to stop panicking, but I couldn't shake the
feeling that something terrible was going to happen."
And three days later, by which point she was 16 weeks pregnant, Suzanne was invited to
a follow up appointment, where doctors told her she had s tage one breast cancer, saying
they had found a 4.5cm tumour in her left breast.
"I took Grace shopping that morning to take my mind off the appointment," she recalled.
"I even took some of Craig's schoolwork to look at while I sat in the waiting room. Lord
knows what I looked like cutting up a carrier bag of laminated colour
(c) Dukas -
DUK10130246_014
SCHICKSALE - Guter Ausgang: Junge Mutter freut sich über ihr Baby nach einer Mastektomie in der Schwangerschaft
Suzanne's baby shower (PA Real Life/Collect) *** Mum who had a mastectomy whilst pregnant
celebrates Mothers Day with miracle baby she
feared shed never meet
By Jamie Blue Mountain, PA Real Life
A mum who had a mastectomy to remove her left breast at 19 weeks pregnant celebrated
Mothers Day yesterday with her two daughters and the miracle baby boy she feared she
might never meet.
Primary school teaching tutor Suzanne Bell, 40, discovered a lump in her left breast nine
weeks into her pregnancy, as she rubbed Bio-Oil into her body to prevent stretch marks,
but was initially unconcerned, thinking she was "too young to have cancer."
Booking a "just in case" appointment with her GP two weeks later, she was then referred
to Warrington and Halton Teaching Hospitals Breast Clinic, near her home in Warrington,
Cheshire, on April 23.
When she arrived at the appointment with her partner, primary school teacher Craig
Thompson, 31, she still saw it as "a precaution."
But when, after having a physical examination and ultrasound scan, the doctors asked to
take a biopsy - a sample of tissue for closer examination - she suddenly realised, this
could be serious.
"I'd gone from thinking it was absolutely nothing to feeling sick to my stomach with worry
in seconds," said Suzanne, whose daughters Sienna, eight, and Grace, four, are from a
previous relationship.
"Everybody there, including Craig, told me to stop panicking, but I couldn't shake the
feeling that something terrible was going to happen."
And three days later, by which point she was 16 weeks pregnant, Suzanne was invited to
a follow up appointment, where doctors told her she had s tage one breast cancer, saying
they had found a 4.5cm tumour in her left breast.
"I took Grace shopping that morning to take my mind off the appointment," she recalled.
"I even took some of Craig's schoolwork to look at while I sat in the waiting room. Lord
knows what I looked like cutting up a carrier bag of laminated
(c) Dukas -
DUK10130246_003
SCHICKSALE - Guter Ausgang: Junge Mutter freut sich über ihr Baby nach einer Mastektomie in der Schwangerschaft
Suzanne, Craig, Grace and Sienna (PA Real Life/Collect) *** Mum who had a mastectomy whilst pregnant
celebrates Mothers Day with miracle baby she
feared shed never meet
By Jamie Blue Mountain, PA Real Life
A mum who had a mastectomy to remove her left breast at 19 weeks pregnant celebrated
Mothers Day yesterday with her two daughters and the miracle baby boy she feared she
might never meet.
Primary school teaching tutor Suzanne Bell, 40, discovered a lump in her left breast nine
weeks into her pregnancy, as she rubbed Bio-Oil into her body to prevent stretch marks,
but was initially unconcerned, thinking she was "too young to have cancer."
Booking a "just in case" appointment with her GP two weeks later, she was then referred
to Warrington and Halton Teaching Hospitals Breast Clinic, near her home in Warrington,
Cheshire, on April 23.
When she arrived at the appointment with her partner, primary school teacher Craig
Thompson, 31, she still saw it as "a precaution."
But when, after having a physical examination and ultrasound scan, the doctors asked to
take a biopsy - a sample of tissue for closer examination - she suddenly realised, this
could be serious.
"I'd gone from thinking it was absolutely nothing to feeling sick to my stomach with worry
in seconds," said Suzanne, whose daughters Sienna, eight, and Grace, four, are from a
previous relationship.
"Everybody there, including Craig, told me to stop panicking, but I couldn't shake the
feeling that something terrible was going to happen."
And three days later, by which point she was 16 weeks pregnant, Suzanne was invited to
a follow up appointment, where doctors told her she had s tage one breast cancer, saying
they had found a 4.5cm tumour in her left breast.
"I took Grace shopping that morning to take my mind off the appointment," she recalled.
"I even took some of Craig's schoolwork to look at while I sat in the waiting room. Lord
knows what I looked like cutting up a carrier bag of
(c) Dukas -
DUK10130246_012
SCHICKSALE - Guter Ausgang: Junge Mutter freut sich über ihr Baby nach einer Mastektomie in der Schwangerschaft
Suzanne with friends, Sam and Lauren, after the mastectomy (PA Real Life/Collect) *** Mum who had a mastectomy whilst pregnant
celebrates Mothers Day with miracle baby she
feared shed never meet
By Jamie Blue Mountain, PA Real Life
A mum who had a mastectomy to remove her left breast at 19 weeks pregnant celebrated
Mothers Day yesterday with her two daughters and the miracle baby boy she feared she
might never meet.
Primary school teaching tutor Suzanne Bell, 40, discovered a lump in her left breast nine
weeks into her pregnancy, as she rubbed Bio-Oil into her body to prevent stretch marks,
but was initially unconcerned, thinking she was "too young to have cancer."
Booking a "just in case" appointment with her GP two weeks later, she was then referred
to Warrington and Halton Teaching Hospitals Breast Clinic, near her home in Warrington,
Cheshire, on April 23.
When she arrived at the appointment with her partner, primary school teacher Craig
Thompson, 31, she still saw it as "a precaution."
But when, after having a physical examination and ultrasound scan, the doctors asked to
take a biopsy - a sample of tissue for closer examination - she suddenly realised, this
could be serious.
"I'd gone from thinking it was absolutely nothing to feeling sick to my stomach with worry
in seconds," said Suzanne, whose daughters Sienna, eight, and Grace, four, are from a
previous relationship.
"Everybody there, including Craig, told me to stop panicking, but I couldn't shake the
feeling that something terrible was going to happen."
And three days later, by which point she was 16 weeks pregnant, Suzanne was invited to
a follow up appointment, where doctors told her she had s tage one breast cancer, saying
they had found a 4.5cm tumour in her left breast.
"I took Grace shopping that morning to take my mind off the appointment," she recalled.
"I even took some of Craig's schoolwork to look at while I sat in the waiting room. Lord
knows what I looked like c
(c) Dukas -
DUK10130246_008
SCHICKSALE - Guter Ausgang: Junge Mutter freut sich über ihr Baby nach einer Mastektomie in der Schwangerschaft
Sienna, Theo and Grace (PA Real Life/Collect) *** Mum who had a mastectomy whilst pregnant
celebrates Mothers Day with miracle baby she
feared shed never meet
By Jamie Blue Mountain, PA Real Life
A mum who had a mastectomy to remove her left breast at 19 weeks pregnant celebrated
Mothers Day yesterday with her two daughters and the miracle baby boy she feared she
might never meet.
Primary school teaching tutor Suzanne Bell, 40, discovered a lump in her left breast nine
weeks into her pregnancy, as she rubbed Bio-Oil into her body to prevent stretch marks,
but was initially unconcerned, thinking she was "too young to have cancer."
Booking a "just in case" appointment with her GP two weeks later, she was then referred
to Warrington and Halton Teaching Hospitals Breast Clinic, near her home in Warrington,
Cheshire, on April 23.
When she arrived at the appointment with her partner, primary school teacher Craig
Thompson, 31, she still saw it as "a precaution."
But when, after having a physical examination and ultrasound scan, the doctors asked to
take a biopsy - a sample of tissue for closer examination - she suddenly realised, this
could be serious.
"I'd gone from thinking it was absolutely nothing to feeling sick to my stomach with worry
in seconds," said Suzanne, whose daughters Sienna, eight, and Grace, four, are from a
previous relationship.
"Everybody there, including Craig, told me to stop panicking, but I couldn't shake the
feeling that something terrible was going to happen."
And three days later, by which point she was 16 weeks pregnant, Suzanne was invited to
a follow up appointment, where doctors told her she had s tage one breast cancer, saying
they had found a 4.5cm tumour in her left breast.
"I took Grace shopping that morning to take my mind off the appointment," she recalled.
"I even took some of Craig's schoolwork to look at while I sat in the waiting room. Lord
knows what I looked like cutting up a carrier bag of laminated
(c) Dukas -
DUK10130246_001
SCHICKSALE - Guter Ausgang: Junge Mutter freut sich über ihr Baby nach einer Mastektomie in der Schwangerschaft
Craig, Theo, Suzanne, Sienna and Grace (PA Real Life/Collect) *** Mum who had a mastectomy whilst pregnant
celebrates Mothers Day with miracle baby she
feared shed never meet
By Jamie Blue Mountain, PA Real Life
A mum who had a mastectomy to remove her left breast at 19 weeks pregnant celebrated
Mothers Day yesterday with her two daughters and the miracle baby boy she feared she
might never meet.
Primary school teaching tutor Suzanne Bell, 40, discovered a lump in her left breast nine
weeks into her pregnancy, as she rubbed Bio-Oil into her body to prevent stretch marks,
but was initially unconcerned, thinking she was "too young to have cancer."
Booking a "just in case" appointment with her GP two weeks later, she was then referred
to Warrington and Halton Teaching Hospitals Breast Clinic, near her home in Warrington,
Cheshire, on April 23.
When she arrived at the appointment with her partner, primary school teacher Craig
Thompson, 31, she still saw it as "a precaution."
But when, after having a physical examination and ultrasound scan, the doctors asked to
take a biopsy - a sample of tissue for closer examination - she suddenly realised, this
could be serious.
"I'd gone from thinking it was absolutely nothing to feeling sick to my stomach with worry
in seconds," said Suzanne, whose daughters Sienna, eight, and Grace, four, are from a
previous relationship.
"Everybody there, including Craig, told me to stop panicking, but I couldn't shake the
feeling that something terrible was going to happen."
And three days later, by which point she was 16 weeks pregnant, Suzanne was invited to
a follow up appointment, where doctors told her she had s tage one breast cancer, saying
they had found a 4.5cm tumour in her left breast.
"I took Grace shopping that morning to take my mind off the appointment," she recalled.
"I even took some of Craig's schoolwork to look at while I sat in the waiting room. Lord
knows what I looked like cutting up a carrier
(c) Dukas -
DUK10129593_009
SCHICKSALE - Suizidgefährdeter, übergewichtiger Gamer findet zurück ins Leben - David Breaker nahm über 100 Kilo ab
David Breaker pre-weightloss. A former gaming addict who weighed 32 stone and was suicidal as a result of his addiction has spoke out after turning his life around. See NATIONAL story NNgamer. Seven years ago David Breaker, of Gillingham, Kent, would wake up at midday before spending 14 hours playing video games. He admitted his addiction, coupled with his weight problem, left him in a dark place, even considering taking his own life. He said: "I used to be a gaming addict, I used to spend 14 hours a day playing World of Warcraft and let myself get to 32 stone. I was quite suicidal about it and thought I had nowhere to go in my life. The 36-year-old decided to turn his life around after some brutal warnings from his GP and he now weighs 14 stone. David, who's now a life coach who specialises in lifestyle and weight loss, said the hardest part of battling his addiction was believing in himself. / action press *** Local Caption *** 30819866
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DUK10129593_008
SCHICKSALE - Suizidgefährdeter, übergewichtiger Gamer findet zurück ins Leben - David Breaker nahm über 100 Kilo ab
David Breaker pre-weightloss. A former gaming addict who weighed 32 stone and was suicidal as a result of his addiction has spoke out after turning his life around. See NATIONAL story NNgamer. Seven years ago David Breaker, of Gillingham, Kent, would wake up at midday before spending 14 hours playing video games. He admitted his addiction, coupled with his weight problem, left him in a dark place, even considering taking his own life. He said: "I used to be a gaming addict, I used to spend 14 hours a day playing World of Warcraft and let myself get to 32 stone. I was quite suicidal about it and thought I had nowhere to go in my life. The 36-year-old decided to turn his life around after some brutal warnings from his GP and he now weighs 14 stone. David, who's now a life coach who specialises in lifestyle and weight loss, said the hardest part of battling his addiction was believing in himself. / action press *** Local Caption *** 30819869
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DUK10129593_007
SCHICKSALE - Suizidgefährdeter, übergewichtiger Gamer findet zurück ins Leben - David Breaker nahm über 100 Kilo ab
David Breaker pre-weightloss. A former gaming addict who weighed 32 stone and was suicidal as a result of his addiction has spoke out after turning his life around. See NATIONAL story NNgamer. Seven years ago David Breaker, of Gillingham, Kent, would wake up at midday before spending 14 hours playing video games. He admitted his addiction, coupled with his weight problem, left him in a dark place, even considering taking his own life. He said: "I used to be a gaming addict, I used to spend 14 hours a day playing World of Warcraft and let myself get to 32 stone. I was quite suicidal about it and thought I had nowhere to go in my life. The 36-year-old decided to turn his life around after some brutal warnings from his GP and he now weighs 14 stone. David, who's now a life coach who specialises in lifestyle and weight loss, said the hardest part of battling his addiction was believing in himself. / action press *** Local Caption *** 30819865
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DUK10129593_006
SCHICKSALE - Suizidgefährdeter, übergewichtiger Gamer findet zurück ins Leben - David Breaker nahm über 100 Kilo ab
David Breaker pre (L) and post (R) weightloss. A former gaming addict who weighed 32 stone and was suicidal as a result of his addiction has spoke out after turning his life around. See NATIONAL story NNgamer. Seven years ago David Breaker, of Gillingham, Kent, would wake up at midday before spending 14 hours playing video games. He admitted his addiction, coupled with his weight problem, left him in a dark place, even considering taking his own life. He said: "I used to be a gaming addict, I used to spend 14 hours a day playing World of Warcraft and let myself get to 32 stone. I was quite suicidal about it and thought I had nowhere to go in my life. The 36-year-old decided to turn his life around after some brutal warnings from his GP and he now weighs 14 stone. David, who's now a life coach who specialises in lifestyle and weight loss, said the hardest part of battling his addiction was believing in himself. / action press *** Local Caption *** 30819873
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DUK10129593_005
SCHICKSALE - Suizidgefährdeter, übergewichtiger Gamer findet zurück ins Leben - David Breaker nahm über 100 Kilo ab
David Breaker pre-weightloss. A former gaming addict who weighed 32 stone and was suicidal as a result of his addiction has spoke out after turning his life around. See NATIONAL story NNgamer. Seven years ago David Breaker, of Gillingham, Kent, would wake up at midday before spending 14 hours playing video games. He admitted his addiction, coupled with his weight problem, left him in a dark place, even considering taking his own life. He said: "I used to be a gaming addict, I used to spend 14 hours a day playing World of Warcraft and let myself get to 32 stone. I was quite suicidal about it and thought I had nowhere to go in my life. The 36-year-old decided to turn his life around after some brutal warnings from his GP and he now weighs 14 stone. David, who's now a life coach who specialises in lifestyle and weight loss, said the hardest part of battling his addiction was believing in himself. / action press *** Local Caption *** 30819871
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DUK10129593_004
SCHICKSALE - Suizidgefährdeter, übergewichtiger Gamer findet zurück ins Leben - David Breaker nahm über 100 Kilo ab
David Breaker post-weightloss. A former gaming addict who weighed 32 stone and was suicidal as a result of his addiction has spoke out after turning his life around. See NATIONAL story NNgamer. Seven years ago David Breaker, of Gillingham, Kent, would wake up at midday before spending 14 hours playing video games. He admitted his addiction, coupled with his weight problem, left him in a dark place, even considering taking his own life. He said: "I used to be a gaming addict, I used to spend 14 hours a day playing World of Warcraft and let myself get to 32 stone. I was quite suicidal about it and thought I had nowhere to go in my life. The 36-year-old decided to turn his life around after some brutal warnings from his GP and he now weighs 14 stone. David, who's now a life coach who specialises in lifestyle and weight loss, said the hardest part of battling his addiction was believing in himself. / action press *** Local Caption *** 30819870
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DUK10129593_003
SCHICKSALE - Suizidgefährdeter, übergewichtiger Gamer findet zurück ins Leben - David Breaker nahm über 100 Kilo ab
David Breaker post-weightloss. A former gaming addict who weighed 32 stone and was suicidal as a result of his addiction has spoke out after turning his life around. See NATIONAL story NNgamer. Seven years ago David Breaker, of Gillingham, Kent, would wake up at midday before spending 14 hours playing video games. He admitted his addiction, coupled with his weight problem, left him in a dark place, even considering taking his own life. He said: "I used to be a gaming addict, I used to spend 14 hours a day playing World of Warcraft and let myself get to 32 stone. I was quite suicidal about it and thought I had nowhere to go in my life. The 36-year-old decided to turn his life around after some brutal warnings from his GP and he now weighs 14 stone. David, who's now a life coach who specialises in lifestyle and weight loss, said the hardest part of battling his addiction was believing in himself. / action press *** Local Caption *** 30819868
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SCHICKSALE - Suizidgefährdeter, übergewichtiger Gamer findet zurück ins Leben - David Breaker nahm über 100 Kilo ab
David Breaker post-weightloss. A former gaming addict who weighed 32 stone and was suicidal as a result of his addiction has spoke out after turning his life around. See NATIONAL story NNgamer. Seven years ago David Breaker, of Gillingham, Kent, would wake up at midday before spending 14 hours playing video games. He admitted his addiction, coupled with his weight problem, left him in a dark place, even considering taking his own life. He said: "I used to be a gaming addict, I used to spend 14 hours a day playing World of Warcraft and let myself get to 32 stone. I was quite suicidal about it and thought I had nowhere to go in my life. The 36-year-old decided to turn his life around after some brutal warnings from his GP and he now weighs 14 stone. David, who's now a life coach who specialises in lifestyle and weight loss, said the hardest part of battling his addiction was believing in himself. / action press *** Local Caption *** 30819867
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SCHICKSALE - Suizidgefährdeter, übergewichtiger Gamer findet zurück ins Leben - David Breaker nahm über 100 Kilo ab
David Breaker pre (L) and post (R) weightloss. A former gaming addict who weighed 32 stone and was suicidal as a result of his addiction has spoke out after turning his life around. See NATIONAL story NNgamer. Seven years ago David Breaker, of Gillingham, Kent, would wake up at midday before spending 14 hours playing video games. He admitted his addiction, coupled with his weight problem, left him in a dark place, even considering taking his own life. He said: "I used to be a gaming addict, I used to spend 14 hours a day playing World of Warcraft and let myself get to 32 stone. I was quite suicidal about it and thought I had nowhere to go in my life. The 36-year-old decided to turn his life around after some brutal warnings from his GP and he now weighs 14 stone. David, who's now a life coach who specialises in lifestyle and weight loss, said the hardest part of battling his addiction was believing in himself. / action press *** Local Caption *** 30819872
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FEATURE - Abnehmen mit Planung: John und Charlotte bereiten Sonntags ihre Speisen für die gesamte Woche zu
John Clark, 39, and partner Charlotte Deniz, 34 of Bolton, Lancs, prepare a weeks worth of food every Sunday to help them loose weight. See story SWOCprep: Meet the meal-prep king and queen who have lost a combinEd 15 stone by cooking the entire weeks' food in one go - for just 60p a dish. John Clark, 39, has lost more than 8st and his partner Charlotte Deniz, 34, shed 6st 4lb by being ultra organised cooks. The pair spend about £135 a month on food and use every penny to create colourful boxed up meals. / action press *** Local Caption *** 30234643
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FEATURE - Abnehmen mit Planung: John und Charlotte bereiten Sonntags ihre Speisen für die gesamte Woche zu
John Clark, 39, and partner Charlotte Deniz, 34 of Bolton, Lancs, prepare a weeks worth of food every Sunday to help them loose weight. See story SWOCprep: Meet the meal-prep king and queen who have lost a combinEd 15 stone by cooking the entire weeks' food in one go - for just 60p a dish. John Clark, 39, has lost more than 8st and his partner Charlotte Deniz, 34, shed 6st 4lb by being ultra organised cooks. The pair spend about £135 a month on food and use every penny to create colourful boxed up meals. / action press *** Local Caption *** 30234654
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FEATURE - Abnehmen mit Planung: John und Charlotte bereiten Sonntags ihre Speisen für die gesamte Woche zu
John Clark, 39, and partner Charlotte Deniz, 34 of Bolton, Lancs, prepare a weeks worth of food every Sunday to help them loose weight. See story SWOCprep: Meet the meal-prep king and queen who have lost a combinEd 15 stone by cooking the entire weeks' food in one go - for just 60p a dish. John Clark, 39, has lost more than 8st and his partner Charlotte Deniz, 34, shed 6st 4lb by being ultra organised cooks. The pair spend about £135 a month on food and use every penny to create colourful boxed up meals. / action press *** Local Caption *** 30234644
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FEATURE - Abnehmen mit Planung: John und Charlotte bereiten Sonntags ihre Speisen für die gesamte Woche zu
John Clark, 39, and partner Charlotte Deniz, 34 of Bolton, Lancs, prepare a weeks worth of food every Sunday to help them loose weight. See story SWOCprep: Meet the meal-prep king and queen who have lost a combinEd 15 stone by cooking the entire weeks' food in one go - for just 60p a dish. John Clark, 39, has lost more than 8st and his partner Charlotte Deniz, 34, shed 6st 4lb by being ultra organised cooks. The pair spend about £135 a month on food and use every penny to create colourful boxed up meals. / action press *** Local Caption *** 30234645
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FEATURE - Abnehmen mit Planung: John und Charlotte bereiten Sonntags ihre Speisen für die gesamte Woche zu
John Clark, 39, and partner Charlotte Deniz, 34 of Bolton, Lancs, prepare a weeks worth of food every Sunday to help them loose weight. See story SWOCprep: Meet the meal-prep king and queen who have lost a combinEd 15 stone by cooking the entire weeks' food in one go - for just 60p a dish. John Clark, 39, has lost more than 8st and his partner Charlotte Deniz, 34, shed 6st 4lb by being ultra organised cooks. The pair spend about £135 a month on food and use every penny to create colourful boxed up meals. / action press *** Local Caption *** 30234656
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FEATURE - Abnehmen mit Planung: John und Charlotte bereiten Sonntags ihre Speisen für die gesamte Woche zu
John Clark, 39, and partner Charlotte Deniz, 34 of Bolton, Lancs, prepare a weeks worth of food every Sunday to help them loose weight. See story SWOCprep: Meet the meal-prep king and queen who have lost a combinEd 15 stone by cooking the entire weeks' food in one go - for just 60p a dish. John Clark, 39, has lost more than 8st and his partner Charlotte Deniz, 34, shed 6st 4lb by being ultra organised cooks. The pair spend about £135 a month on food and use every penny to create colourful boxed up meals. / action press *** Local Caption *** 30234646
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FEATURE - Abnehmen mit Planung: John und Charlotte bereiten Sonntags ihre Speisen für die gesamte Woche zu
John Clark, 39, and partner Charlotte Deniz, 34 of Bolton, Lancs, prepare a weeks worth of food every Sunday to help them loose weight. See story SWOCprep: Meet the meal-prep king and queen who have lost a combinEd 15 stone by cooking the entire weeks' food in one go - for just 60p a dish. John Clark, 39, has lost more than 8st and his partner Charlotte Deniz, 34, shed 6st 4lb by being ultra organised cooks. The pair spend about £135 a month on food and use every penny to create colourful boxed up meals. / action press *** Local Caption *** 30234647
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FEATURE - Abnehmen mit Planung: John und Charlotte bereiten Sonntags ihre Speisen für die gesamte Woche zu
John Clark, 39, and partner Charlotte Deniz, 34 of Bolton, Lancs, prepare a weeks worth of food every Sunday to help them loose weight. See story SWOCprep: Meet the meal-prep king and queen who have lost a combinEd 15 stone by cooking the entire weeks' food in one go - for just 60p a dish. John Clark, 39, has lost more than 8st and his partner Charlotte Deniz, 34, shed 6st 4lb by being ultra organised cooks. The pair spend about £135 a month on food and use every penny to create colourful boxed up meals. / action press *** Local Caption *** 30234655
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FEATURE - Abnehmen mit Planung: John und Charlotte bereiten Sonntags ihre Speisen für die gesamte Woche zu
John Clark, 39, and partner Charlotte Deniz, 34 of Bolton, Lancs, prepare a weeks worth of food every Sunday to help them loose weight. See story SWOCprep: Meet the meal-prep king and queen who have lost a combinEd 15 stone by cooking the entire weeks' food in one go - for just 60p a dish. John Clark, 39, has lost more than 8st and his partner Charlotte Deniz, 34, shed 6st 4lb by being ultra organised cooks. The pair spend about £135 a month on food and use every penny to create colourful boxed up meals. / action press *** Local Caption *** 30234649
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FEATURE - Abnehmen mit Planung: John und Charlotte bereiten Sonntags ihre Speisen für die gesamte Woche zu
John Clark, 39, and partner Charlotte Deniz, 34 of Bolton, Lancs, prepare a weeks worth of food every Sunday to help them loose weight. See story SWOCprep: Meet the meal-prep king and queen who have lost a combinEd 15 stone by cooking the entire weeks' food in one go - for just 60p a dish. John Clark, 39, has lost more than 8st and his partner Charlotte Deniz, 34, shed 6st 4lb by being ultra organised cooks. The pair spend about £135 a month on food and use every penny to create colourful boxed up meals. / action press *** Local Caption *** 30234650
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FEATURE - Abnehmen mit Planung: John und Charlotte bereiten Sonntags ihre Speisen für die gesamte Woche zu
John Clark, 39, and partner Charlotte Deniz, 34 of Bolton, Lancs, prepare a weeks worth of food every Sunday to help them loose weight. See story SWOCprep: Meet the meal-prep king and queen who have lost a combinEd 15 stone by cooking the entire weeks' food in one go - for just 60p a dish. John Clark, 39, has lost more than 8st and his partner Charlotte Deniz, 34, shed 6st 4lb by being ultra organised cooks. The pair spend about £135 a month on food and use every penny to create colourful boxed up meals. / action press *** Local Caption *** 30234657
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FEATURE - Abnehmen mit Planung: John und Charlotte bereiten Sonntags ihre Speisen für die gesamte Woche zu
John Clark, 39, and partner Charlotte Deniz, 34 of Bolton, Lancs, prepare a weeks worth of food every Sunday to help them loose weight. See story SWOCprep: Meet the meal-prep king and queen who have lost a combinEd 15 stone by cooking the entire weeks' food in one go - for just 60p a dish. John Clark, 39, has lost more than 8st and his partner Charlotte Deniz, 34, shed 6st 4lb by being ultra organised cooks. The pair spend about £135 a month on food and use every penny to create colourful boxed up meals. / action press *** Local Caption *** 30234653
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FEATURE - Abnehmen mit Planung: John und Charlotte bereiten Sonntags ihre Speisen für die gesamte Woche zu
John Clark, 39, and partner Charlotte Deniz, 34 of Bolton, Lancs, prepare a weeks worth of food every Sunday to help them loose weight. See story SWOCprep: Meet the meal-prep king and queen who have lost a combinEd 15 stone by cooking the entire weeks' food in one go - for just 60p a dish. John Clark, 39, has lost more than 8st and his partner Charlotte Deniz, 34, shed 6st 4lb by being ultra organised cooks. The pair spend about £135 a month on food and use every penny to create colourful boxed up meals. / action press *** Local Caption *** 30234651
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FEATURE - Abnehmen mit Planung: John und Charlotte bereiten Sonntags ihre Speisen für die gesamte Woche zu
A weeks worth of food before cooking begins. See story SWOCprep: Meet the meal-prep king and queen who have lost a combined 15 stone by cooking the entire weeks' food in one go - for just 60p a dish. John Clark, 39, has lost more than 8st and his partner Charlotte Deniz, 34, shed 6st 4lb by being ultra organised cooks. The pair spend about £135 a month on food and use every penny to create colourful boxed up meals. / action press *** Local Caption *** 30234652
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