Photo: Nolan Sisters | By Helen Bushby, BBC News | Singer Linda Nolan has revealed her cancer has spread to her brain, in her fourth diagnosis with the disease. Part of the singing group The Nolans, alongside her sisters, Linda, 64, told Good Morning Britain she was diagnosed last week.
“Obviously that’s very frightening because there isn’t much help for brain cancer at the moment, apart from radiotherapy which I’m going to be having.”
She said she will take a “wonder drug”.
The singer did not name it, but added: “There is a new drug that’s been in use for a year for brain cancer and we’re going to try me on that as a chemo drug, with some other treatment.”
She and her sisters, Bernie, Maureen, Anne, Coleen and Denise, formed a singing group during the 70s. enjoying a string of hits, including 1979’s I’m in the Mood for Dancing and Don’t Make Waves.
Less fortunately, they have also had to deal with diagnoses of cancer many times in their family.
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Photo: Nolan Sisters
Linda Nolan Says Cancer Has Spread to Her Brain, in Fourth Diagnosis
