When the hangover symptoms continued for longer than a week, Hope
Stringer, 24, from Billericay, Essex, put her tiredness and blurred
vision down to long days at the office. She demanded an MRI scan where
doctors discovered a cancerous tumour in the base of her skull. After
confirming she had soft tissue sarcoma, she had to take nine months off
work so she could undergo six intense rounds of chemotherapy and
radiotherapy (left) causing her hair to fall out (bottom inset). Another
scan revealed a second tumour had grown and this time surgeons had to
remove a nerve that affects her left vocal cord in a bid to completely
eliminate itHer HangOvers Were Actually Cancer
When the hangover symptoms continued for longer than a week, Hope
Stringer, 24, from Billericay, Essex, put her tiredness and blurred
vision down to long days at the office. She demanded an MRI scan where
doctors discovered a cancerous tumour in the base of her skull. After
confirming she had soft tissue sarcoma, she had to take nine months off
work so she could undergo six intense rounds of chemotherapy and
radiotherapy (left) causing her hair to fall out (bottom inset). Another
scan revealed a second tumour had grown and this time surgeons had to
remove a nerve that affects her left vocal cord in a bid to completely
eliminate it
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