Sarah Harding 'may not see another Christmas' as breast cancer spreads to spine

Sarah Harding surprised fans by releasing a never-before-heard charity single titled Wear It Like A Crown, and she was even more shocked to find it has already made the charts.

Daily Star, the singer spoke of her joy that treatment - including weekly chemotherapy sessions - had achieved this milestone and that she was able to enjoy a 'relaxing Christmas. 'Ending the book, she wrote: 'MRI scans at the end of December revealed that the tumours in my brain and in my lung have shrunk a bit with the treatment.

Sarah Harding is set to release a previously unheard song this week, with all profits going to the hospital that is taking care of her during her cancer treatment.The 39 year old announced last August that she had been diagnosed with secondary breast cancer, more recently saying the disease has now moved to her lungs, brain and spine.

Sarah Harding was "really nervous" about going public with her breast cancer diagnosis. The former Girls Aloud singer told her fans that she was living with cancer in August 2020 but she was reluctant to make her diagnosis public, and only did so as people began recognising her at hospital.

Sarah Harding has revealed her dreams of becoming a mother have been stolen after undergoing intensive chemotherapy for her breast cancer.The 39 year old singer announced in August last year she had been diagnosed with breast cancer which advanced to other parts of her body. While she has been having chemotherapy and radiotherapy, Sarah wrote in her book Hear Me Out it makes her “cry” thinking about how she won’t ever get the chance to have children.

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Sarah Harding reveals her battle with cancer is continually getting worse.

Sarah Harding was told by doctors that Christmas 2020 “would probably be my last” as she continued to receive treatment for cancer.The Girls Aloud star was diagnosed with breast cancer last year and shared the news with fans in August, at which point the disease had spread to other parts of her body.Harding has been working on a book, titled Hear Me Out, and she shared her prognosis in an extract published by The Times.In a foreword interview, the 39-year-old singer said she had had a mastectomy

Cheryl has revealed how she "lost it" when Sarah Harding informed her of the "terrible" update on her cancer.The 37 year old and Sarah, 39, spent 10 years in the chart-topping group Girls Aloud together following their Popstars: The Rivals win in 2002. Sarah heartbreakingly announced in August that she had been diagnosed with secondary breast cancer, and has since tragically revealed Christmas 2020 was "probably her last" after the disease spread to her spine.

direct to your inboxFans of former Girls Aloud singer Sarah Harding have been left devastated after it was revealed her breast cancer has spread to her spine, and is likely to be terminal.In excerpts from the 39-year-old's new book Hear Me Out, Sarah explained: "In December my doctor told me that the upcoming Christmas would probably be my last."She adds: "I’m at a stage now where I don’t know how many months I have left."Tributes are already pouring in for the pop star, with many fans

Girls Aloud star revealed last August that she had been diagnosed with breast cancer, which had spread to other parts of her body. In an extract of her memoir, titled Hear Me Out, which was published in The Times, Harding wrote: “In December my doctor told me that the upcoming Christmas would probably be my last.

direct to your inboxThis morning it was revealed that Girls Aloud singer Sarah Harding's breast cancer has spread to her spine.The pop star has been told by her doctor that it's unlikely she will see the next Christmas, and that 2020 was probably her last.The news has shocked people of all ages across the UK, and fans have been left devastated by the news.Now women are urging each other to check for lumps, and to act quickly if they find anything."After the latest most devastating news about

seven months after she went public with her cancer diagnosis. In an extract of her memoir, titled Hear Me Out, which was published in The Times, Harding wrote: “In December my doctor told me that the upcoming Christmas would probably be my last.

Sarah Harding was told by a doctor that Christmas 2020 “would probably be her last” following her breast cancer diagnosis. In August, the Girls Aloud star shared a selfie from hospital to social media as she announced that the cancer had advanced to other parts of her body.

Note: This article contains details that some readers may find upsetting. Sarah Harding has opened up about her battle with cancer, revealing the news that she was diagnosed with sepsis and had to be placed into a two-week medical coma.