Joan Frances Boyle, from Hamilton, told how an MRI scan for her sore back accidentally discovered a large mass lurking in her uterus.
A Scots woman who thought she had pulled a muscle doing a DIY project has told of her shock at being diagnosed with aggressive womb cancer. Joan Frances Boyle was barely able to move after injuring herself while insulating a cabin ceiling at her home in Hamilton.
The mum-of-two told the Record: “When the consultant came and told me they’d found a mass in my womb, I thought they were talking to the wrong patient. I was there for the pain in my back which had left me barely able to move and in agony. “After 16 days in hospital, I just wanted to go home so they discharged me while I waited for a referral for a scan of my uterus. I had to wait until February to have that done before they confirmed the mass was cancerous.
Joan and her family began to research treatments to boost her immune system while waiting for surgery. Her friends have rallied round to launch a JustGiving page with the hopes of raising £45,000 for private treatment.
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Scots Woman Shocked by Aggressive Womb Cancer DiagnosisA Scots woman who thought she had pulled a muscle doing a DIY project has been diagnosed with aggressive womb cancer. Joan Frances Boyle injured herself while insulating a cabin ceiling and was admitted to the hospital. An MRI revealed a slipped disc in her back and a large tumor in her womb. She was diagnosed with myometrium, a slow-growing cancer, in February. Joan has a p53 gene mutation that can cause rapid cancer cell growth and spread throughout her body.
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