Jackie Head's Mother's Lung Cancer
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•'My mum waited 14 months for cancer results - patients deserve better'
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Jackie Head's mother, Rosemary , had lung cancer four years ago , aged 79 .
Her father, who also had the disease, died from it in 2012 , died in 2012 .
She was diagnosed with lung cancer and underwent surgery to remove one of the lobes of the lungs.
But a follow-up scan revealed abnormalities in her lungs and she waited four months before receiving results.
She finally had a full body scan in late July and was told cancer had not grown.
Rosemary will need another follow-up scan in six months .
Macmillan Cancer Support welcomes the new Government 's recognition of the NHS is broken.
UK survival rates are as much as 25 years behind other countries, experts say.
A funded, long-term and crucially cross-government approach could revolutionise how we treat cancer, they say.
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