Casualty actress, 25, celebrates one year cancer-free after suffering from rare form of disease
Casualty actress Shalisha James-Davis proudly revealed today that she is officially one year from from cancer.
The 25-year-old posts frequent updates on her various social media platforms, and even vlogged her experience receiving treatment. The star said she was initially misdiagnosed and her Mucinous cancer - a rare form of the disease that is most common in the breasts - was not believed to be what it was, but either way, she made the decision to at first keep her diagnosis a secret.
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