Sarah Harding reveals she has breast cancer

[burntxtoashes]

Girls Aloud singer Sarah Harding reveals she has advanced breast cancer https://t.co/jIRJAplEML
- SkyNews (@SkyNews) August 26, 2020
- She was diagnosed earlier in the year, but was told the cancer has spread to other parts of her body

Comments

[ellaellaeheheh]

this makes me sad. fuck cancer. I wish her the best

[ahkna]

So sad. Sarah has always been my wife's face GA member because she's a disaster.

I hope she can beat it

[bingobronson]

This is so upsetting, I hope the other 4 girls can put aside their awkwardness and all rally around her.

[burntxtoashes]

i hope so too. cheryl posted a broken heart emoji and nadine left a message of support.

[bingobronson]

That's a relief to hear, and it looks like Cheryl just followed both Sarah and Nadine again. It's a shame that they were on the outside of a painfully obvious little clique in the first place, but this is a step in the right direction.

[simplychristina]

As per the source, Nicola and Kimberley also posted support.

[hellojeds]

That's awful. So young to have breast cancer and then have it spread. I hope she recovers quickly.

Frightening to be undergoing cancer treatment at the best of times, but especially during a pandemic. My father pushed to start radiotherapy in January this year (one of his doctors wanted him to wait until April) very thankful that he did as he was finished by end of Feb. We've been in a social bubble with my parents only since then as it is still having an effect.

[bingobronson]

I hope his recovery is easy and that he gets well soon. 💕

[burntxtoashes]

wishing him a speedy recovery! ❤️

[missjersey]

I hope he has a quick recovery dear. Sending all the positive vibes your way <3

[xtinkerbellax]

It makes me so angry that a lot of the time cancer isn't detected until it's spread/in the later stages when so much of treatment seems dependent on early detection. I wish we had yearly cancer screenings for everyone for at least some types.

[burntxtoashes]

i agree. i don't think you can even get free breast cancer mammograms here until you're 50, and even then its only every 3 years.

[anus]

Same. I know a lot of biotech companies are now moving towards early detection, but unless we make it a standard in medicine I doubt it will be affordable.

[shangman]

Me too, my partner's mum was diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer earlier this year, and then died 4 days later from it, it was crazy crazy fast. She didn't have any noticable side effects until then, legit was casually getting lunch with her friends a few days before. If there was a yearly screening or something it could've been caught a long time ago and she might have had a chance.