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Mum who 'didn't feel normal' after collapsing at work given devastating diagnosis

A Cheshire mum was given heartbreaking news by medics after collapsing at work before suffering a second seizure. Michelle Grant went through tests following her first collapse.

The 44-year-old feared she may have had a brain tumour. Her results came back all clear, but following her second seizure a few months later, she was given medication.

Michelle began suffering with constipation, which doctors gave her laxatives for, telling her it was a side effect of her treatment. But her world turned upside down she began to develop more symptoms, including bloody mucus, the Liverpool Echo reports.

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Michelle, from Runcorn, said: "I then started getting this smell in my hands and in my poo and it didn't feel normal. They just kept putting it down to my medication."

One day as she walked home from work, Michelle had no control of her bowel movement and soiled herself. The 44-year-old said she 'knew that was something not normal' and rang her GP to ask for a face to face appointment.

Michelle was referred for further tests before the results of a colonoscopy revealed she had stage two bowel cancer. She said: "The consultant was baffled that it hadn't shown in my iron because bowel cancer usually shows in your iron in your bloods, but it hadn't come up.

"So he said he thought it was [caught] early." Michelle added: "I was lucky really but I think if I hadn't of pushed it and pushed it I wouldn't have gotten it so early.

"I wanted to show people that if your body doesn't feel right to [go get checked out]." Michelle said she wanted to share her story as her symptoms were unusual and 'weren't

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