BBC News presenter Maryam Moshiri reveals she has incurable cancer


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  1. Cancer is an uncaring bastard, here’s to the best for her.

  2. That’s awful. I hope her treatments continue to work and allow her many many years with her loved ones. 47 is no age to be dealt such a devastating diagnosis.

  3. And the cretins that threw a strop over her unfortunate yet funny mishap a while back are now going to change their tune

  4. My grandma has a form of chronic blood cancer, she luckily had the common one that has no effect on life expectancy

    PV variant in this case has a vast (average) life expectancy of 20-35 years.

    We most likely won’t see her off our screens anytime soon and will probably live till well into her 80s at least

  5. I’m not downplaying cancer or her symptoms, but polycythaemia rubra vera isn’t a killer per se.

    You can live a “healthy” life with it. I say this as I was horrified for her by the title as she is a gem and I love her quirkiness, but this thankfully won’t kill her, probably.

  6. Isn’t she the lass that flipped the bird to the camera? That’s a shame

  7. That’s terrible, she has been a very good presenter who seems to be reallygenuine, very sad.

  8. While I appreciate polycythaemia is a cancer, and it is incurable, and she would probably much rather not have it the life expectancy is measured in decades not years or months.

    The headline makes you think ‘devastating diagnosis’ when really it’s more’ chronic lifelong condition’.

  9. She’s managed 2 years and hope she has many years left.

  10. Wishing all the best for her, she’s one of the good ones.

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