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Rom Preston-Ellis & Estel Farell-Roig

Woman steps in as surrogate for best pal who can't carry a child after cervical cancer

A woman who wasn't able to carry a child after having cervical cancer has become a mum thanks to her friend being her surrogate.

Cassie Bush, 32, first realised she had bled after sex back in 2016 and was diagnosed with cervical ectropion, which happens when the cells from inside the cervix grow outside.

However, as the bleeding got worse, her boyfriend Jack Clail, 31, insisted she had to go back to the doctor.

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