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'It was a hell of a shock': UTV's Pamela Ballantine reveals shock breast cancer diagnosis
UTV Life presenter Pamela Ballantine is urging anyone who is called for a routine mammogram to make sure they attend the appointment.
The call comes as the broadcaster revealed she was diagnosed with breast cancer just days after Christmas last year.Speaking to friend and colleague Ali Fleming about her experience, Pamela spoke about the treatment she went through, losing her hair, and paid tribute to the medical team who looked after her.
Following months of chemotherapy, she’s had surgery and is doing well. But, Pamela says her outcome could have been very different if she hadn’t attended that routine appointment in November last year.
The call comes as the broadcaster revealed she was diagnosed with breast cancer just days after Christmas last year.Speaking to friend and colleague Ali Fleming about her experience, Pamela spoke about the treatment she went through, losing her hair, and paid tribute to the medical team who looked after her.
Following months of chemotherapy, she’s had surgery and is doing well. But, Pamela says her outcome could have been very different if she hadn’t attended that routine appointment in November last year.
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By ITV NewsUTV Life presenter Pamela Ballantine is urging anyone who is called for a routine mammogram to make sure they attend the appointment.
The call comes as the broadcaster revealed she was diagnosed with breast cancer just days after Christmas last year.Speaking to friend and colleague Ali Fleming about her experience, Pamela spoke about the treatment she went through, losing her hair, and paid tribute to the medical team who looked after her.
Following months of chemotherapy, she’s had surgery and is doing well. But, Pamela says her outcome could have been very different if she hadn’t attended that routine appointment in November last year.
The call comes as the broadcaster revealed she was diagnosed with breast cancer just days after Christmas last year.Speaking to friend and colleague Ali Fleming about her experience, Pamela spoke about the treatment she went through, losing her hair, and paid tribute to the medical team who looked after her.
Following months of chemotherapy, she’s had surgery and is doing well. But, Pamela says her outcome could have been very different if she hadn’t attended that routine appointment in November last year.