Linda Nolan has revealed cancerous tumours in her brain have now grown

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00:00He sat down and I, Maureen and I had thought, I got called in early as well, so, well I was chatting to him and Maureen went, has it spread?

00:10And he just nodded his head, he gets so, you feel that he cares about it, you know.

00:16And he just said that the tumours, the big tumours in my brain, they have, they've got bigger, but the immunotherapy was working for them,

00:27so they're not as big as they were originally, but they are still bigger.

00:31And so they put me on another chemo where I might lose my hair for the fifth time.

00:37And, yeah, it's, you know, it's a weird feeling. I was quite up because they said they could treat me, you know.

00:49And I don't know why I was quite up, because he could have said there's nothing more we can do for you, you know.

00:55And the reason I bring this, you know, one of my sisters gets the short straw, comes with me on the results day.

01:02And then we all meet in cafe for lunch or whatever, if the news is good.

01:08And if it's bad, we just go home, have a cup of tea.