A woman battling cancer for the second time in Ayrshirewill raise important funds at the Beatson Cancer Charity's annual 10km walk.
Brave Lisa from North Ayrshire Her Adam was first diagnosed with cervical cancer in 2005 and again in 2020 with a form of gynecologic cancer. I was.
Now the 43-year-old primary school teacher is taking time to prepare for her 10km walk on Sunday 28 August at the West End of Glasgow to raise funds for her future. are spending cancer patients and their families.
On the day, Lisa is accompanied by her adorable five-year-old son and her husband.
And so far she has raised a staggering £900 for charity while undergoing treatment.
She said:
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"I left home five years later and my doctor told me, 'Lisa, you are now as sick with another cancer as everyone else.'
``I was admitted to Beatson at the end of October last year. Unfortunately, I was not able to have surgery at that time, I had to undergo chemo and radiotherapy and my doctor was not convinced that chemo and radiotherapy at that stage would work.
``My athleticism is terrible and in March my son wanted a puppy.
Scotland Lisa's brother, who helped build Beatson West cancer center, promises to double the amount she raises Did.
She continues: patient reflexology.
"I was sitting in a connected chair and someone came up and did something like that.
``You can also go to the wellness center on the 4th floor. I am very happy that they have opened up to inpatients, and hopefully outpatients and families will soon be able to use these facilities. When I was lucky enough to go there, it was amazing, and I want to be part of a huge team that strives for the next, the next.
"Life is hard enough without getting something like cancer. It's not just that person - it's their family. It's my family.
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