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They gave me 6 months to live – then told me I was lucky
- In January 2007, doctors told him a bone tumour could give him about six months to live.
- A subsequent consult revealed the tumour was benign, placing him in the so‑called ‘lucky 2% club’.
- He underwent surgery to remove the large benign tumour and then spent a week in intensive care.
- Rehabilitation included weekly physiotherapy for six months and philosophical study to aid recovery.
- The experience spurred a new career as a mindset mentor, writer, and speaker.
- He now believes in making the most of every day after surviving a near-death moment.
- The piece appears amid Metro’s broader suite of trending and lifestyle content.
- The patient relocated and adjusted life around ongoing medical needs following diagnosis.
- The story emphasizes family impact, including concern for his two teenage daughters.
- The article invites readers to share similar experiences and stories for publication.
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