The singer and TV star said a lot of her symptoms are getting worse, including brain fog and body shakes
Linda Nolan says she is 'constantly trying to squeeze the most out of life' amid her cancer diagnosis.
Writing in her column in the Mirror, Linda said during their family lunch on Easter Sunday she asked for "Ticky Stoffee Pudding' She said: "We all laughed, it was funny. But also, not completely. It wasn’t a straightforward tongue twister for me. I couldn’t get the words right, they wouldn’t come."As well as forgetting names, this word thing is happening more recently.
"I know I worried myself sick about this kind of thing before my last lot of scans, and everything was OK. I wonder if I’m simply worn out?" Linda wrote: "The WhatsApps are flying. Like I said to my counsellor, it’s a funny life in my head. Never mind tumours, it sometimes feels like I have worms wriggling in there.
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