Actress Lynda Bellingham confirms terminal cancer
Actress Lynda Bellingham has confirmed she has terminal cancer and will stop her chemotherapy within weeks.
Lynda Bellingham 'in a good place' after chemo decision
Lynda Bellingham said today she was in "a good place" after making public her decision to end her treatment for cancer within a few weeks.
The former actress and presenter, has been battling colon cancer cancer for the past year. Her cancer has spread to the lungs and liver, despite undergoing a gruelling schedule of chemotherapy.
In a message to her old colleagues on ITV's Loose Women today she thanked the public and her friends for their support.
Bellingham said she plans to stop treatment in November, as she would like to see one last Christmas. She continued:
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