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The Independent UK
The Independent UK
Eleanor Fleming

Otherwise healthy mother given five years to live after nosebleed leads to cancer diagnosis

Kathryn Oddie was diagnosed with incurable blood cancer in 2000, aged 38 - (Family Handout/PA Real Life)

A woman who received a terminal cancer diagnosis over two decades ago after a seemingly innocuous nosebleed has finally entered remission.

Kathryn Oddie, 63, from Mansfield, Nottinghamshire, was told she had just five years to live after being diagnosed with the blood cancer myeloma in 2000.

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