Jenna had spotted a lump on her shoulder in Spring 2021 after some gardening with her mum and brother
A 'beautiful and inspiring' young woman has passed away from a rare form of cancer which she initially believed to simply be an 'insect' bite on her shoulder. Jenna Patel had been living her life to the full as she studied to become a primary school teacher when she received her devastating diagnosis, the Manchester Evening News reports.
Jenna and her mum Priti had a sudden realisation while in the hospital corridor looking at posters about sarcomas that the student may have cancer. Jenna received her diagnosis at the same time her father Manish was only up the road being treated for lung cancer at another hospital. As Jenna prepared to celebrate her 21st birthday last year, she began to experience breathing difficulties and was sent for further scans. She received the heart breaking news that her cancer had spread to her lungs.
18-year-old Liam has aspirations to study Biomedical Research at university after Jenna encouraged him to make a difference for people like her. Manish, aged 52, who works for Canon, continues to receive monthly cancer treatment.
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