Vicky Phelan says she will not be part of Charlie Hen in Croagh Patrick climb and can miss two household occasions as tumour grows

VICKY Phelan has mentioned she will not be capable to be part of Charlie Hen in his Croagh Patrick climb and can miss two household occasions as a consequence of a tumour progress.

The courageous mum-of-two revealed she’s going to bear radiation as certainly one of her tumours has began to develop into her backbone and inflicting ache.

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Vicky took to social media in the present day to replace her followers, after being awarded the Freedom of Limerick by Limerick Metropolis and County Council final evening.

She mentioned: “So I had an appointment this morning with my radiation oncologist out in Limerick. So principally I had a CT scan final Tuesday.

“And what that confirmed was fortunately no new tumours which is totally good in my scenario.

“I believe I’ve anticipated it to be far worse. I did not suppose that there have been going to be some new tumours however there aren’t.”

The CervicalCheck campaigner added: “However what it has proven is that two of my present tumours have grown and certainly one of them, specifically, is rising and really beginning to develop into my backbone, into my L2 vertebrae.”

Vicky additionally mentioned she’s going to doubtless be sick on her son and husband’s birthdays later this month, however that it’s going to “shall be definitely worth the quick time period ache”.

The courageous mum added: “It is vital that I am right here for it, and that is it on the finish of the day.

“We’d guide a number of days away when I’m feeling higher to rejoice correctly.”

And referring to Charlie Hen’s Croagh Patrick climb in April, she mentioned: “Clearly I cannot be climbing Croagh Patrick.

“Be underneath no illusions, I’m not in any form or kind to have the ability to climb something with this ache in my backbone.”

‘BEAUTIFUL CEREMONY’

In the meantime, Vicky mentioned she had “probably the most great night” yesterday at her Freedom of Limerick award ceremony.

She mentioned: “In different information, I had probably the most great night yesterday for my Freedom of Limerick award ceremony at Limerick Metropolis & Council Workplaces in Dooradoyle.

“It was a fantastic ceremony with a superb speech from Mayor Daniel Butler, and a fantastic rendition of Brewing Up a Storm by The Beautiful, by native musician Ann Blake.

“It was so pretty to have a few of my household with me to rejoice this glorious event and for many who couldn’t make it or who had been watching from abroad.”