The Wanted’s Tom Parker says he’s “feeling very positive” following cancer diagnosis

Tom Parker has opened up on the mental struggle he went through when doctors diagnosed him with an inoperable brain tumour.The 33 year old was given the devastating news in October 2020, and exclusively told OK! at the time that it was "the worst case scenario" as he has grade four glioblastoma. Now, The Wanted star has confessed it was the mental side of the cancer over the physical that was more difficult to deal with.

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The Wanted's Tom Parker has issued a devastating update on his battle with cancer, revealing his heartwrenching reaction when doctor's told him he had a brain tumour.

Tom Parker emotionally opened up about his brain tumour diagnosis whilst appearing on Stand Up 2 Cancer on Friday evening.The Wanted star bravely appeared on the charity show alongside his bandmates to talk about his cancer battle, discussing candidly how he has found the past year since his tumour diagnosis. “All I could think of is ‘I’m gonna die’,” Tom said on the programme.

Tom Parker has candidly revealed how his inoperable brain tumour has affected him, including suffering from short term memory loss.The Wanted star Tom, discussed his battle with cancer so far as he starred in a touching documentary, In My Head, which aired on Channel 4 on Sunday 10 October.

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The Wanted star Tom Parker has told fans he hopes to be cancer-free by March after his inoperable brain tumour shrunk in size after a year of treatment.

The Wanted star Tom Parker says he hopes to be 'cancer free' by March and is thinking about having another baby.

Tom Parker has spoken about his aim to become cancer-free - despite his terminal brain tumour diagnosis.

Tom Parker has been praised by his fans after sharing how positive he's been feeling amid his cancer battle.The 33 year old was diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumour in October 2020, exclusively telling OK! at the time that it was "the worst case scenario" as he has grade four glioblastoma.

Tom Parker has announced he wants to be cancer free by March next year after being diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumour in October last year.The 33 year old, who recently feared he wouldn't make a hospital appointment due to the petrol crisis, has had 30 rounds of chemotherapy and 30 radiotherapy sessions since being told about his grade-four glioblastoma. Now, he's determined to beat the disease as he explained: "You’ll always be classed as terminal.