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Thank god my partner made me go to the doctor, I told her I was fine but it turned out I had a tumour on my head! REVEALED: The rugby coach who has twice been diagnosed with cancer and kept it a secret from his players

Daily Mail 1 min read 8 hours ago

Being told you have cancer once is devastating enough. Being diagnosed for a second time is unthinkable.
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