Leona Macken

And he gave me a little bit more hope, I think.

And I just thought, well, look...

Even if I get two or three years, let's just try and get that.

You know, let's just do whatever I have to do to keep my hair as long as I can.

That's just the mind frame I went into then.

And yeah, I started the chemo and the radiotherapy or the immunotherapy.

That's when I kind of lost my hair and stuff.

And I went very frail then.

This was all kind of the summer of 20, coming into the summer of 2025.

That's when I was like, I need to put this up.

I need to get as much information as I can.

Like anyone that can give me anything and send me anything, just please do it.

Like, you know.

And I think that kind of kept me going then because that's when I was like a bit more proactive in myself and I wasn't just sitting there waiting for an appointment or sitting there waiting.

I was like, is there anything else I can do, you know?

And then we done the chemotherapy.

I done six sessions of that with the immunotherapy and then I went for a scan in the July and

And the June, I think it was.

And then I got the results in the July and they were like, the tumour is dissolved.

And I was like, what?