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Bristol Post
Rom Preston-Ellis

Best friend helps woman who couldn't carry child after cervical cancer to become a mum

A Keynsham woman who couldn't carry a child after cervical cancer has become a mum - after her friend was her surrogate.

Cassie Bush, 32, first noticed bleeding after sex in 2016 and was diagnosed with cervical ectropion – a condition where the cells from inside the cervix grow outside.

But as the bleeding worsened, Cassie’s boyfriend Jack Clail, 31, insisted she go back to the doctor. A further test revealed the devastating news that she had stage 2B cervical cancer - this is when the cancer has started to spread outside of the womb.

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