doctor claire hart says primary cancer in his — now. has _ now. doctor claire hart says primary cancer in his prostate has spread i now. doctor claire hart says primary cancer in his prostate has spread to | cancer in his prostate has spread to his back and is pressing on his spinal—cord. how urgent is it that he gets radiation treatment? he: possibly wouldn't have any power in his legs. if we don't give a treatment today.— his legs. if we don't give a treatment today. his legs. if we don't give a treatment toda . . , ., , , treatment today. charles has 'ust had radiotherapy. i treatment today. charles has 'ust had radiotherapy. the i treatment today. charles has 'ust had radiotherapy. the next i treatment today. charles hasjust had radiotherapy. the next few. treatment today. charles has just i had radiotherapy. the next few hours are crucial. ., , , are crucial. hopefully it will extend my _ are crucial. hopefully it will extend my life _ are crucial. hopefully it will extend my life or— are crucial. hopefully it will- extend my life

by lunchtime, yvonne has had a ct scan and dr claire hart can see where the problem is. spinal canal. what the ideal outcome is yellow we want the bone and spinal canal to get a good enough dose of radiation. this service has seen the average survival rate increase by six months and the quality of life improve, while freeing up valuable nhs beds. a scan for robert showed cancer on the spine and further tests, cancer of the oesophagus. i’m the spine and further tests, cancer of the oesophagus.— of the oesophagus. i'm not a softy but i had tears _ of the oesophagus. i'm not a softy but i had tears in _ of the oesophagus. i'm not a softy but i had tears in my _ of the oesophagus. i'm not a softy but i had tears in my eyes. - of the oesophagus. i'm not a softy but i had tears in my eyes. it - of the oesophagus. i'm not a softy but i had tears in my eyes. it was | but i had tears in my eyes. it was really awful. there is no easy way to tell somebody. you've got cancer, it's a massive word. life to tell somebody. you've got cancer, it's a massive word.— it's a massive word. li

by lunchtime, yvonne has had a ct scan and dr claire hart can see where the problem is.this service has seen the average survival rate increase by six months and the quality of life improve, while freeing up valuable nhs beds. you don't want to be here. don't get me wrong. but if you've got to come to a place, this is it. robert had his treatment here earlier this year. so nice to see you up and about. when i saw you last time you were in the bed. it's lovely. a scan found cancer on the spine, but it took further tests to work out he also had cancer of the esophagus. the original shock was horrendous. i'm not a softie. i had tears in my eyes, it was really awful. and there's no easy way to tell somebody. i mean, you just say you've got cancer. but it's a massive word. robert knew he was on borrowed time. once he was home and back on his feet, he made a big decision. he got down on one knee in front of my three boys and their wives. and four grandchildren. and proposed. and she said yes. i left him in hospital with big, wide eyes, having just been told he can't be cured.