News about Linda Nolan

In her cancer fight, Linda Nolan has admitted that she's always'keen to squeeze the most out of life.' The singer, who was first diagnosed with stage-three breast cancer in 2005, was cleared in 2006 but the condition sadly returned to her liver and brain in 2017. But in a recent interview, she has discussed how making memories' with her family and making her schedule with happy plans is the most important.

People who said inaccurate or derogatory information about the Princess of Wales before her cancer treatment was announced, Linda Nolan said sorry. The singer, who is a member of the family pop group The Nolans, is also being treated for cancer. Since many took to social media to speculate and make fun, celebrities including actor Blake Lively have apologised.

After learning her tumors had shrunk, Linda Nolan's latest cancer scan revealed there had been 'no change in the disease.' The singer, 64, was first diagnosed with stage-three breast cancer in 2005 before being cleared in 2006, but the condition has since been resurgent in 2017 and spread to her liver and brain. Linda told Good Morning Britain on Monday that the cancer in her bones and liver had remained the same.

After being left traumatized after she shaved off her hair after chemotherapy, Linda Nolan has spoken out on the importance of helping cancer sufferers. The singer, 64, was first diagnosed with stage-three breast cancer in 2005 before being cleared in 2006, but the condition has since resurfaced in 2017 and spread to her liver and brain. Last year, she made the decision to shave her head after suffering her hair for the fourth time due to her cancer treatment in an attempt to regain control as she battled the disease.

Linda Nolan enjoyed a night out in Blackpool with her sisters Denise, 71, and Maudy, 69, on Monday. When she exited the Winter Gardens with her younger siblings, the singer, 64, who was diagnosed with secondary breast cancer in her hip in 2017, used a cane for support. She layered a ruby red, fur-lined shawl over a red and black blouse, wrapping her up warm for the outing.

After finding her tumors had shrunk in her heartbreaking fight against breast cancer, Linda Nolan has said she's 'embracing every moment.' Linda, who was diagnosed with secondary breast cancer in her hip in 2017, told The Mirror, 'I was getting the results of my scans.' My head started running riot after my appointment was later than normal; 'Average always comes out when you know your life could change in minutes.' But it was positive news. The tumours haven't developed...

She was first diagnosed with stage-three breast cancer in 2005 before being able to have the all-clear in 2006, but it was later discovered in 2017 that she had inherited the disease to her liver and brain. Linda has also discussed how little time she may have saved after she admitted that this Christmas will be her last. 'When I wake up, I try to make it another day to enjoy, not it's another day closer.'

Linda Nolan has shared the lovely gift she received from Elton John as she explained how the legendary musician reached out to her during her cancer battle. Before receiving the all-clear in 2006, the singer, 64, was diagnosed with stage-three breast cancer in 2005. She was diagnosed with incurable secondary cancer in her hip in 2017 before it spread to her liver and then to her brain this year.

Before being given the all-clear in 2006, the singer, 64, was diagnosed with stage-three breast cancer in 2005. But she was diagnosed with incurable secondary cancer in her hip in 2017 before being diagnosed with liver cancer in 2020, and Linda revealed that the disease has spread to her brain earlier this year.

Linda, in its heyday, represented much more than a dull name. Linda, in fact, belongs to a generation of women who have reapped the benefits of postwar prosperity, improved education, increased freedoms, and optimism.

Linda Nolan has shared how cancer has made a 'way of life' for her and has confirmed that she will never beat it in her third battle with the disease. Before being given the all-clear in 2006, the singer, 64, was diagnosed with stage-three breast cancer in 2005. However, she was diagnosed in 2017 with an incurable secondary cancer in her hip that spread to her liver in 2020. She revealed the cancer has spread to her brain earlier this year. Linda [inset in 2020, she was third lowest with the Nolan sisters in 1981] fears she would not recover cancer for the third time in a heartbreaking confession: 'I rang the door twice.' And I know now that I will not be ringing it again.'

During an appearance on Loose Women on Monday, Coleen Nolan revealed her horrific skin cancer scare. Linda Nolan, 64, who has been fighting cancer for years, outlined how she Coleen broke the news to her family in her column on The Mirror. Linda intended to write about her own illness in her first column, but instead turned it into a story about her beloved sister Coleen's cancer.

Linda Nolan has shaved her head for the fourth time while fighting incurable cancer. Doctors told the singer, 64, that she had two substantial masses surrounded by smaller ones on her brain, nearly 20 years after she first discovered cancer. Linda outlined in a recent interview on Friday how she regained power with the support of her hairdresser friend, but she is also 'devastated.'

After discovering cancerous tumours on her brain, Linda Nolan made the difficult decision to pick out her own coffin and one of the songs to be performed at her funeral. Doctors told the singer, 64, that she had two significant masses surrounded by smaller ones on her MRI picture, nearly 20 years after she first discovered cancer. After being diagnosed with breast cancer in 2005 and lost her husband Brian in 2007 and older sister Bernie 2013 to cancer, Anne managed to beat the disease.

Linda Nolan has revealed that she was helped by her pal Paul O'Grady during her cancer battle before his death at the age of 67. Since his partner Andre Portasio announced that he died'unexpectedly but thankfully, tributes have pour in for the legendary host and radio entertainer.' Linda, 64, who revealed that her cancer has spread to her brain on Monday, has expressed her sorrow at his death.

Linda Nolan has been asked to drop out of work appearances after learning that her cancer has spread to her brain. The singer, 64, told ITV viewers that the cancer has spread to her brain, but she is 'not giving up' during an emotional interview on Monday's Good Morning Britain version. Linda was supposed to attend a meet and greet with supporters in Inverness this weekend alongside Kerry Katona, Gail Porter, and Gayle Telfer Stevens.

Linda Nolan's announcement that her cancer has spread to her brain is the latest tragedy to befall the famous family. The family, which includes sisters Denise, Maubert, Linda, Bernie, Anne, and Coleen, as well as brothers Tommy and Brian, have all suffered with heartache, whether it be health scares, marriage woes, or tragic deaths. Linda is fighting cancer for the third time, but Anne and her sister Anne also battled the disease together in 2021.

According to charity Breast Cancer Now, more than a quarter of women do not regularly check their breasts for signs of cancer. Following Kelly Hoppen's breast cancer diagnosis and and Linda Nolan's news that her cancer has spread, we are sharing tips on how to check your breasts for cancer at home

In a moving interview on Good Morning Britain, Linda Nolan revealed on Monday that her cancer had spread to her brain. The singer, who recently celebrated her 64th birthday, was first diagnosed with stage three breast cancer in 2005 before being given the all-clear in 2006. In 2017, she was diagnosed with incurable secondary cancer in her hip, which later spread to her liver in 2020.

In a moving interview on Good Morning Britain, Linda Nolan revealed that her cancer has spread to her brain. In the 1970s, the singer, who died in 1970s, became a worldwide celebrity alongside her singing sisters. Susanna Reid and Richard Madeley told host Susanna Reid and Richard Madeley: "I've always been concerned with my health and what's going on in my personal life."

In a moving interview on Good Morning Britain on Monday, Linda Nolan revealed that her cancer has spread to her brain. The singer, who recently celebrated her 64th birthday, was first diagnosed with stage three breast cancer in 2005 before receiving the all-clear in 2016, but in 2017, she was diagnosed with an incurable secondary cancer in her hip that later spread to her liver. Susanna Reid and Richard Madeley of the presenters: "I've always been hopeful with my health and what's going on in my life."

Linda Nolan, who left the hospital in a wheelchair for the third time, was aided by her compassionate sisters. The singer, who recently celebrated her 64th birthday, was first diagnosed with stage three breast cancer in 2005 before being all-clear in 2006, and then diagnosed with an incurable secondary tumor in her pelvis and liver. Maureen, 68, who performed with her family's pop group The Nolans in the 1970s, helped her into a car.

Linda Nolan has battled cancer for the third time, with a dramatic knees-up and a pink birthday cake. Before being diagnosed with stage three breast cancer in 2005, the singer, who found fame with her sisters in the band The Nolans, was diagnosed with cellulitis and lymphoedema in her arm, a year later. However, she did not let her health problems deter a fantastic birthday party because she spent some quality time with family on Friday afternoon.

Linda Nolan has given a new health check-up as she begins a new regiment when fighting cancer for the third time. The singer, 63, was first diagnosed with stage three breast cancer in 2005 before being all clear in 2006, and a year later she was diagnosed with cellulitis and lymphoedema in her arm. Around 100,000 people in the United Kingdom experience lymphoedema, or the tissue swelling that occurs, often as a result of breast cancer surgery.