UK woman whose life was ‘saved’ by a cancer trial cycles 186 miles to thank the hospital that gave her hope
- Image: Julie Rose/BBCJulie Rose, a 49-year-old woman from Bridgwater, Somerset, has taken on a 186-mile cycle ride to The Royal Marsden in London after a clinical trial gave her renewed hope following a devastating cancer diagnosis.
- Rose was diagnosed with rare medullary thyroid cancer in 2020, after initially putting the back pain she experienced while training for a half-marathon down to wear and tear from an earlier hip replacement.
- Months later, discovering a lump in her neck led to the diagnosis that changed her life.
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- Image: Julie Rose/BBCJulie Rose, a 49-year-old woman from Bridgwater, Somerset, has taken on a 186-mile cycle ride to The Royal Marsden in London after a clinical trial gave her renewed hope following a devastating cancer diagnosis.
- Rose was diagnosed with rare medullary thyroid cancer in 2020, after initially putting the back pain she experienced while training for a half-marathon down to wear and tear from an earlier hip replacement.
- Months later, discovering a lump in her neck led to the diagnosis that changed her life.
Sources: Times of India