A man from Wirral who was told three times that his bowel cancer would kill him has now been informed there is 'no cancer visible' after scans.
Danny de Brabander, 41, from Wirral, and his partner Jane, were told three times by doctors that his bowel cancer would kill him. After surviving two diagnoses, both of which gave him a short time left to live, Danny was once again told in April that the cancer had returned and that he had 'about two years' left to live.
However, recent scans have shown that the intense regiment of chemotherapy and other treatments that Danny has been through have been successful. He was told that there was 'no cancer visible' in his body on Monday, May 9.